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The Second Amendment Is My Gun Permit T-Shirt Order Now and receive a FREE "America's Original Homeland Security" Bumper Sticker! Are you getting tired of the liberal rhetoric, "guns are bad"? We are too! The second amendment is our gun permit. It guarantees our right to carry and that should settle it. But unless we stay vocal about the issue, don't be surprised when your right to bear arms comes "under fire". Join us in battle. Get your shirt today!

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Come and Take It T-Shirt Order Now and receive a FREE Piece Keepers Keep The Peace Bumper Sticker 5-Pack! Come and take it was a slogan used in the Texas Revolution in 1835. In March 1831, Juan Gomez, a Lieutenant in the Mexican Army, worked alongside Tadeo Ortiz, a consul at Bordeaux, France, and granted a small cannon to the colony of San Antonio. The small bronze cannon was received by the colony and signed for by Randy Tumlinson. It was then transported to Gonzales, Texas and later was the object of Texas pride. At the minor skirmish known as the Battle of Gonzales, a small group of Texans successfully resisted the Mexican forces who had orders to seize their cannon. As a symbol of defiance, the Texans had fashioned a flag containing the phrase along with a black star and an image of the cannon which they had received six years earlier from mexican officials. In modern times, the "come and take it" flag has been modified and used as a symbol of gun-rights advocates. The first-known modified version, from the 1980s, replaces the cannon with an M16A2 assault rifle and was displayed at a Bill of Rights rally in Arizona. In 2002, the flag was further modified to depict a Barret .50 BMG Rifle.

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