Raymond Buckley on ‘Assault Weapons’
by Rick Olson
Making eye contact with adults while dressed as a clown is risky. —Doug Coupland

N.H. State Democratic Party Chair Raymond “Buckles the Clown” Buckley
Awesome. You just cannot make this stuff up. A hat-tip goes to the Union Leader’s Tim Buckland for getting this quote from State Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley. When asked, “What is an assualt weapon, Ray said:
“It’s generally a gun that’s more for warfare than for hunting. It does multiple rounds per second. That’s generally what I would think would be an assault weapon. It’s not appropriate for hunting or defending one’s home, but is designed for warfare or mass killings.”
Late yesterday, the UL’s Tim Buckland featured this story entitled, “‘Assault weapon not easily defined,” as a follow-up to Friday’s Story about a poll released by New England College. (see my take on it HERE)
Ah yes! “Buckles the Clown…” God Bless him! And, I am glad the experts are finally weighing in!
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Rick Olson is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, and a graduate of Southern New Hampshire University with a BA in Social Science. Rick subsequently attended Massachusetts School of Law in Andover MA and is an avid hunter and shooter. Frequently, Rick can be found on the Grok taking up second amendment, hunting, fishing, trapping and wildlife conservation issues. Rick Olson is also a former Police Officer and Deputy Sheriff.
Rick is the Past President of the New Hampshire Wildlife Federation, and the current President of the Londonderry Fish & Game Club. A nationally certified firearms instructor, Hunter Education and Bowhunter Education instructor, for New Hampshire Fish & Game, Rick works tirelessly in advocacy for outdoor sporting men and women across the Granite State. Rick is a former commissioner on the Manchester Conservation Commission and resides in Manchester. He has three children and four Grandchildren.
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