
The
mission of the Armory is to assist American citizens exercise with confidence and
safety their right to acquire, possess and use firearms. This
is accomplished by disseminating information regarding handguns, long
guns,
ammunition and accessories intended to foster appreciation and enjoyment of gun
ownership.
This
domain seeks to promote public proficiency in the use of pistols,
revolvers, carbines, rifles and shotguns for purposes of sport, recreation,
hunting, self defense and the protection of individual and collective
liberty, as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Related
topics include the character and composition of knives and other sharp
edged tools for utility and survival.
Content
and catalogue of the Armory is currently being updated and refreshed to address the
interests and requirements of those among us who embrace camping, hunting, exploring the outdoors and "prepping".
In medieval times which
spanned the middle age of Western Civilization,
the "armory" served as the castle repository for weapons,
armor and other implements of war.
Internet
Armory serves a comparable social function, now
informational, and thus exhibits a
similar gothic structure.

During
the past decades, the Armory website featured an on-line catalogue of
firearms, ammunition and gun-related merchandise for sale. Thanks and appreciation are extended to the many customers who allowed
the Armory to serve their firearm and accessory needs during this
period.
With an invigorated perspective on business, the Armory is now in the
process of restocking our catalogue. Merchandise will focus on
the needs of those seeking to protect and provide for themselves, their families, neighbors and community in the event of man-made or natural disasters. Gear,
tools and equipment will be prioritized in a hierarchy of
"must have", "good to have " and "nice
to have" in product categories of security, sustenance, shelter, first aid
and survival.
The
Armory complements the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights in the way a
neighborhood library complements the First. Linger in the various
"munitions rooms". They contain a wealth of gun lore.
Whether you are already an accomplished enthusiast of the shooting sports, or are perhaps
merely inquisitive about firearms, ammo, self defense and gun-related activities and issues, the
Armory welcomes you to its domain.
This
website was last updated in August 2018.
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