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Make and keep New Year's gun rights resolutions

It's the time of year when people will once more be making resolutions involving their behavior and conduct for the coming year.  That's the easy part. The hard part is sticking to it.

I'm happy to report I have kept last year's resolution:

I will do something every day to promote and/or defend the right to keep and bear arms.

Every day.

That's it.

What to do?

It doesn't matter. Something. Get in the habit. Get in the practice. Ideas will start to come naturally.

Every day.

If every gun owner made a commitment to doing this, we would have have a very different social and political climate.

It truly is not that difficult, and it's also very personally satisfying. But to those who might not know where to begin, here are some ideas I've explored before on Gun Rights Examiner, with an important addition courtesy of Dave Workman, who offers:

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Amen. 

And now for the rest of mine--go ahead and take your time to find some matches that appeal to you:

And, of course, whatever you decide to add to the list.  The point is to do something.

Every day.

If you resolve to start, right now, by forwarding this column link to all your gun activist friends, I sure won't mind.

Happy New Year.

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David Codrea is a long-time gun rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament. He is a field editor for GUNS Magazine, and a blogger at The War on Guns: Notes from the Resistance. Email him at dcodreaAThotmailDOTcom.

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