Kieler Militia Supply is here to educate the masses on their rights and help shed light on firearms. We are here to support the "Unorganized Militia" and "Organized Militia". --“I ask who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers.”
– George Mason, Address to the Virginia Ratifying Convention, June 4, 1788
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The Federalist Papers with Guns & Gadgets: A look into Past History and the minds of our Country's founders and the importance of the 2nd Amendment.
No. 1: Before the Second Amendment, There Was This Warning
Before the Second Amendment was written, the Founders issued a powerful warning.
In Federalist No. 1, Alexander Hamilton explains how fear, division, and power can destroy liberty from within—and why free people must remain vigilant. In this video, we break down Federalist No. 1 line by line and connect it directly to the purpose of the Second Amendment, the Bill of Rights, and the survival of the American constitutional republic.
Federalist No. 2 Warned Us About Division & Foreign Influence
Federalist No. 2 (John Jay) is one of the most important Federalist Papers—and one of the clearest warnings about foreign influence, foreign force, and what happens when America is divided. In this detailed breakdown, we explain Federalist 2’s key arguments for Union, why Jay believed disunion invites foreign manipulation, and how the Founders connected national unity to long-term independence and security.
Federalist No. 3 and the Second Amendment: National Defense Explained
In this episode, we break down Federalist No. 3 by John Jay and explain why the Founders believed a strong Union would reduce the causes of war, strengthen diplomacy, and protect the United States from foreign manipulation. We also tie Federalist 3 into the Second Amendment and the Founders’ view of national defense, an armed citizenry, and the security of a free state. If you want to understand the Constitution, the Federalist Papers, and how the Founders thought about freedom, war, and security—this one is essential.
Federalist No. 4 Explained — Foreign Threats, Disunity, and the Second Amendment
In this episode, we take a deep dive into Federalist No. 4, written by John Jay, and break down one of the most overlooked warnings from the Founding era.
Federalist No. 4 exposes how foreign threats, national disunity, and internal division make a free nation vulnerable to manipulation, coercion, and conflict. Jay explains why a fractured America would invite foreign influence, manufactured wars, and outside control—and why unity was essential to the survival of the young republic.
We also connect these warnings to the Second Amendment, explaining how the Founders viewed deterrence, defense, and the role of a capable citizenry in preserving liberty. This is not abstract theory—it is a real-world lesson from the generation that lived under empires and understood how power operates.
If you want to understand:
Why division invites foreign aggression
How unity serves as deterrence
What the Founders meant by “common defense”
And how the Second Amendment fits into the broader constitutional structure
…this episode is essential viewing.
Federalist No. 5 - The Founders Warned Us: Division Makes You Easy to Control
In Federalist No. 5, John Jay warned that a divided America invites foreign influence, internal conflict, and expanding government power. In this episode of Guns & Gadgets, we break down Federalist 5 line-by-line and explain why the Founders believed unity was essential to preserving liberty.
We also explore how this warning connects to the broader Founding-era fear of standing armies, centralized control, and why the Second Amendment exists to help secure a free state. This is required reading for anyone who cares about the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the future of American liberty.
Federalist No 6: The Founders Warned Disunion Would Lead to War
In Federalist No. 6, Alexander Hamilton delivers a blunt warning that still echoes today: political division leads to conflict, war, and the erosion of liberty.
In this episode of the Federalist Papers series, we break down Hamilton’s argument that human nature—not shared culture—drives nations into rivalry, faction, and violence when unity collapses. We also connect these warnings directly to the Second Amendment, standing armies, and why the Founders believed liberty cannot survive under permanent crisis politics.
If you care about constitutional history, the Founders’ intent, and the lessons Americans are ignoring today, this is a must-watch.
Federalist No 7: How Government Conflict Leads to Force — and Why the 2nd Amendment Matters
In this episode of Guns & Gadgets, we break down Federalist No. 7 and explain why the Founders warned that unresolved government conflict leads to force, instability, and power grabs.
Alexander Hamilton explains how disputes between states — over borders, commerce, and power — could spiral into violence without a strong constitutional framework. But the Founders didn’t stop there. They also protected the Second Amendment to ensure that government force would never become unchecked tyranny.
This is a must-watch explanation of how the Federalist Papers, the Constitution, and the Second Amendment all work together — and why these warnings matter more today than ever.
Federalist No 8 Warned Us: Permanent Emergencies Destroy Liberty
In Federalist No. 8, Alexander Hamilton issued a chilling warning about permanent emergencies, standing armies, and the slow destruction of liberty. He explained how constant fear and endless security justifications lead to expanded government power—and why free people must remain vigilant.
In this episode, we break down Federalist 8 in plain English, connect it directly to Second Amendment principles, and explain why the Founders feared a nation governed by perpetual crisis. This is not history for history’s sake—this is a warning that still applies today.
If you care about liberty, the Constitution, and the Founders’ intent, this is a Federalist you need to understand.
Federalist No. 9 EXPOSED — Why Chaos Is Used to Kill Freedom
In this episode of my Federalist Papers series, we break down Federalist No. 9 by Alexander Hamilton—why republics fail, how the Constitution was designed to prevent chaos and tyranny, and how Federalist 9 connects to the logic behind the Second Amendment and the broader Bill of Rights. If you care about liberty, gun rights, and understanding what the Founders actually built, this is a must-watch.
Federalist No. 10: When Majorities Become Tyrants
In this episode, we break down Federalist No. 10 by James Madison and explain how the Founders designed a constitutional republic to stop factions and prevent the tyranny of the majority. Then we tie Madison’s warnings directly to modern politics and the Second Amendment, showing how faction-driven fear and “emergency” narratives are often used to justify restrictions on constitutional rights.
Federalist No. 11 & the 2A: The Founders’ Real View on Power and Liberty
In this episode of our Federalist Papers series, we break down Federalist No. 11 and uncover one of the most overlooked warnings from the Founding Fathers. Alexander Hamilton explains why commerce, national strength, and defense are essential to preserving liberty—and how a weak nation quickly becomes a controlled one.
We also tie Hamilton’s arguments directly to the Second Amendment, showing how the Founders understood that freedom cannot survive without the ability to resist coercion, both foreign and domestic. If you care about constitutional rights, American sovereignty, and the true meaning of a “free state,” this is a must-watch.
Federalist No. 12: Follow the Money, Find the Power
In this episode, we break down Federalist No. 12 by Alexander Hamilton and explain how tariffs, customs duties, and revenue collection helped build a durable federal government. We also connect the dots to modern debates—how stable revenue fuels bureaucracy, enforcement, and long-term federal power, and why that matters for constitutional limits and the Second Amendment. Watch to understand the real “engine” behind federal growth—and what it means for liberty today.
Federalist No. 13: Why a Weak Union Creates Higher Taxes—and Less Liberty
In this episode of the Federalist Papers series, we break down Federalist No. 13 and Alexander Hamilton’s warning that a weak confederation can lead to higher taxes, bigger government machinery, and more coercive power. We connect Hamilton’s arguments to modern liberty concerns—and explain why gun owners should understand how instability, “emergency government,” and complexity can threaten constitutional rights, including the Second Amendment.
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Federalist No. 14 Explained: Scale, Control, and the Second Amendment
In Federalist No. 14, James Madison tackles the claim that a free republic can’t survive over a large territory—an argument still used today to justify centralized control and “emergency” power. In this episode, we break down Federalist 14 in detail, explain how federalism and representation were designed to prevent tyranny, and connect Madison’s logic to modern Second Amendment debates about power, enforcement, and the rights of the people.
Federalist 15 & the Second Amendment: Disorder Is the Excuse for Control
In this episode of our Federalist Papers series, we break down Federalist No. 15 and why Alexander Hamilton warned that a “government without power” collapses into chaos—and why chaos becomes the excuse for centralized control. We connect Hamilton’s argument about the Articles of Confederation to modern threats to liberty, including how dysfunction and “emergency” narratives can be used to pressure Americans into surrendering rights—especially the Second Amendment.
Federalist No. 16: When Government Fails, Force Replaces Liberty
In Federalist No. 16, Alexander Hamilton delivers one of the Founders’ most chilling warnings: when government cannot enforce laws through legitimate means, force replaces liberty. In this episode of our Federalist Papers series, we break down Hamilton’s argument, explain why weak government invites coercion, and tie these principles directly to the Second Amendment and the Founders’ fear of standing armies and permanent emergencies.
Understanding Federalist 16 is critical for anyone who values constitutional liberty, limited government, and the right of the people to remain free.
Federalist No. 17 — Why Gun Control Always Starts at the State Level
In Federalist No. 17, Alexander Hamilton explains where real power in America was always meant to live — with the states. In this episode, we break down how Hamilton’s warning perfectly explains today’s battles over the Second Amendment, gun control, and so-called “administrative” restrictions at the state level.
If you’ve ever wondered why your gun rights can change the moment you cross a state line, this Federalist Paper explains exactly why. From permits and licensing schemes to enforcement culture and local regulations, Federalist 17 shows how liberty is most often challenged closest to home.
This is essential viewing for anyone who believes in the right to keep and bear arms and wants to understand the Founders’ original design — and how it’s being tested today.
Federalist 18: Madison’s WARNING About Power And Why It Matters Today
In this episode, Jared breaks down Federalist No. 18 by James Madison, explaining why the Founders studied ancient Greek confederacies to warn America about factional power, weak unions, and centralized coercion. Then we connect the lessons to the Second Amendment and the Founders’ broader blueprint for preserving liberty. Subscribe for the full Federalist Papers series leading into America’s 250th anniversary.
Federalist No. 19 Warned Us: Weak Government Destroys Liberty
Federalist No. 19 is one of the clearest warnings the Founding Fathers ever gave America — and most people have never read it.
In this episode, we break down how James Madison and Alexander Hamilton used history to prove that weak government structure leads to instability, factional power, and the loss of liberty. We’ll also connect those lessons directly to the modern fight over the Second Amendment, uneven enforcement, and why structure — not slogans — is what protects freedom.
This isn’t just history.
It’s a warning.
Federalist No. 20: Madison Warned America Would Collapse Like This
In Federalist No. 20, James Madison exposes why confederations fail: voluntary compliance, weak enforcement, foreign manipulation, and crisis politics. In this detailed breakdown, we connect Madison’s warnings to modern threats against liberty—especially how instability and “emergency power” often lead to attacks on the Second Amendment and the armed citizen. Subscribe to Guns & Gadgets for more Federalist Papers explained through the lens of freedom.
Well, Well, Well…This DOJ Filing Exposes Their Real Plan for Gun Control
The Department of Justice just filed a court document that quietly admits it wants to limit the sale and distribution of forced reset triggers — despite Supreme Court rulings saying ATF cannot rewrite gun laws. In this video, we break down the DOJ’s own filing, explain how it conflicts with Bruen and Cargill, and why this strategy threatens the Second Amendment for every gun owner.
This isn’t about patents — it’s about regulating firearms without Congress.
WOW! Arizona AG Threatens ICE Agents with Stand Your Ground Law
In this video, we break down the explosive comments from Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes suggesting that the state’s Stand Your Ground law could technically allow citizens to shoot masked, unidentified ICE agents under certain conditions. We’ll explain exactly what she said, how Arizona’s self-defense laws work, why this sparked intense political backlash, and what responsible gun owners need to know about the legal and practical implications. Stay informed with a clear, unbiased breakdown from Guns & Gadgets.
ATF Quietly Walks Back Gun Denials After Years of Abuse
ATF has issued an Interim Final Rule revising the federal definition of “unlawful user of or addicted to a controlled substance” under 27 CFR 478.11—directly tied to the firearm prohibition in 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(3). This matters for gun owners because the previous definition allowed NICS denials based on single-incident “inferences,” including a single admission of drug use, a single positive drug test, or a single misdemeanor drug conviction in the prior year. ATF now says the definition must require evidence of regular, ongoing use over an extended period, and it removes the old examples that triggered automatic denials. In this video, we break down the proposed changes, what it means for Second Amendment rights, how NICS background checks may change, and why ATF itself acknowledges constitutional concerns with the old approach. Stay informed, stay engaged, and protect your rights.
The NFA tax was just eliminated — and now lawmakers are already trying to bring it back. Senator Chris Murphy has introduced Amendment 4159, a proposal that would impose a staggering $4,709 tax per NFA item, effectively pricing law-abiding Americans out of their Second Amendment rights. In this video, we break down what the amendment does, whether it can pass, and why this sets a dangerous precedent for gun owners nationwide.
The Dark Origins of the Covid Vaccine Aren't What You Think
Special Report By: Redacted
The rapid development of Covid 19 vaccines was not a sudden scientific breakthrough, but rather the culmination of more than a century long effort that was sort of hidden in the shadows. You might have heard of, like, Operation Warp Speed, but it actually started well before all of that.
About Natali and Clayton Morris:
Clayton Morris is a former FOX News anchor. Natali Morris is a former anchor and reporter for MSNBC, CNBC and CBS News. On Redacted, the married couple (not brother and sister!) and former mainstream news professionals take an in-depth look at the news the mainstream media largely ignores. They explore the legal, social, financial, and personal issues that matter to you. They want to set the record straight and bring you the stories nobody else tells. Along with the facts and the complete picture, Redacted offers real-world analysis without an agency driven by corporate overloads. With Clayton’s extensive journalism experience, he isn’t afraid to demand the truth from authorities. Redacted is an independent platform, unencumbered by external factors or restrictive policies, on which Clayton and Natali Morris bring you quality information, balanced reporting, constructive debate, and thoughtful narratives.
The Rockefellers' Views us peasants as the problem yet doctors and doctors' books all provided through Rockefellers. Question is: When will they wake up, or do they choose not to because their subsidies for vaccines and the government licensing authority puts fear into their livelihood. That shall do no harm oath is a joke when your government authorizes killing. (aka culling the herd)
Important To Know: How the Anti-Federalists Forced the Bill of Rights Into the Constitution
The Bill of Rights was not a gift from the government — it was forced into the Constitution by Americans who feared centralized power more than chaos.
In this in-depth historical documentary, we uncover the forgotten role of the Anti-Federalists, the men who stood in the way of unchecked federal authority and demanded explicit protections for individual liberty. From Patrick Henry and George Mason to the bitter ratification debates that nearly derailed the Constitution itself, this video explains why the Bill of Rights exists, why it was not included originally, and why its warnings matter more today than ever.
If you care about the Second Amendment, constitutional limits on government, and the true history of America’s founding, this is a story you need to hear.
NEW VIDEO PROVES Woman STRUCK ICE Agent, Activist Says COME AT US | Timcast IRL
FAFO Justified Shooting
Warning: This contains unedited video of someone being shot.
Prosecute the Survivor (Wife) for being an accomplice in federal crimes.
RETAKE ON Attempted murder by vehicle
Colion Noir, a Lawyer's perspective and technical analysis.
The photo Mainstream won't show you
Renee Nicole Good
Another whackjob in my opinion. They pin her up as some innocent woman, but if you scour the internet for her social media, you'll find all kinds of problems with this woman. Sorry, she f'd around and found out. She put herself in this situation, acted as a criminal, and got dealt with as such. You refused to comply, and you almost killed an officer while using a vehicle that should never have been there to begin with. This was not a peaceful protest, and it was a deliberate criminal act. Multiple felonies committed.
Hopefully, the motherless child ends up with another member of the family, because the spouse in this case should be charged criminally as an accessory. I will say it's not easy for a man to gain full custody of one's children over the other parent, and for the ex-husband to get custody of the first two, usually, there are deeper issues at play. These people are brainwashed and mentally twisted, in my opinion.
Prior To the Shooting. Saying F ICE
Attempted Murder, Talking Smack the whole time to Federal Agents.
Applicable Minnesota Law.
609.06 AUTHORIZED USE OF FORCE.
§Subdivision 1.When authorized. Except as otherwise provided in subdivisions 2 to 4, reasonable force may be used upon or toward the person of another without the other's consent when the following circumstances exist or the actor reasonably believes them to exist:
(1) when used by a public officer or one assisting a public officer under the public officer's direction:
(i) in effecting a lawful arrest; or
(ii) in the execution of legal process; or
(iii) in enforcing an order of the court; or
(iv) in executing any other duty imposed upon the public officer by law;
609.065 JUSTIFIABLE TAKING OF LIFE.
The intentional taking of the life of another is not authorized by section 609.06, except when necessary in resisting or preventing an offense which the actor reasonably believes exposes the actor or another to great bodily harm or death, or preventing the commission of a felony in the actor's place of abode.609.066 AUTHORIZED USE OF DEADLY FORCE BY PEACE OFFICERS.
Subd. 2.Use of deadly force. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 609.06 or 609.065, the use of deadly force by a peace officer in the line of duty is justified only if an objectively reasonable officer would believe, based on the totality of the circumstances known to the officer at the time and without the benefit of hindsight, that such force is necessary:
(1) to protect the peace officer or another from death or great bodily harm, provided that the threat:
(i) can be articulated with specificity;
(ii) is reasonably likely to occur absent action by the law enforcement officer; and
(iii) must be addressed through the use of deadly force without unreasonable delay;
The Forgotten Law That Explains the Second Amendment
Before the Second Amendment was written, Americans were disarmed.
In this long-form historical documentary, we uncover the Tory Act of 1776—a forgotten resolution passed by the Continental Congress that authorized the disarmament of Americans deemed “dangerous.” This episode explores how early American leaders understood the link between liberty, political dissent, and the right to keep and bear arms, and why the Founders later enshrined protections for all bearable arms in the Second Amendment.
Using original historical documents and Founders’ writings from Madison, Mason, Hamilton, and Jefferson, this documentary draws powerful parallels between 1776 and today, when Americans are once again divided between belief in constitutional limits and belief in centralized government power.
If you want to understand the true origins of gun control, the real meaning of the Second Amendment, and why history keeps repeating itself—this is a story you need to see.
Taking the CZ Tactical Pistol to a new level of Precision Accuracy.
I just want to say from Day 1 of shooting my Bro's CZ, I absolutely hated the stupid hook trigger that wraps around your finger from factory. Worst trigger design I have ever felt.
Before installing the kit, I did some trigger testing. and here were the results. If you don't feel confident in doing this job, take it to a gunsmith. Trigger upgrades on Pistols are more complex and more difficult than doing it on a rifle. Many little pieces you need to be aware of and careful not to lose. During this whole process I would save all parts in case you ever decide to go back to original configuration.
Single Action Starting Results
Double Action Results.
Both results have plenty of room for improvement.
Tool kit provided with kit, but I still used some of my tools.
The factory grip screws were T20. Cajun Kit included replacement Flat head screws but I reused the originals. I see no reason to replace good and proper screws for the gun.
Here I am working to remove the Hammer spring retainer pin.
Holding with my thumb the bottom so parts don't go flying.
I slowly let the tension off to carefully not lose anything.
Mag well tension plate is removed next.
The De-cocker was next. There is a video on this process.
I would advise to take many pictures during this process. Next is to remove the sear block out of the pistol.
Very carefully knock out the pin here be sure to hold the springs in place
Once pin is removed you will ever so carefully pulle the block out with all the little parts togother.
from here you may want to put a tooth pick down through where the pin was to keep everything aligned and together.
Next will be the removal the the Hammer assembly.
There is a small cross pin that retains the hammer pin. This small pin was held in place the Sear block.
When the sear block is removed you need to take care and be careful not to lose this little pin.
Here is a good view of the pin and this will just slide upward to be removed. Once this is out of the way the hammer pin will slide out.
Once pin is pulled whole assembly can freely be pulled.
Now would be a great time to thoroughly clean the pistol.
Laying out the replacement parts.
Removing the trigger, be careful here because the trigger spring will go flying if you don't protect the hole with something. Your hand or a piece of tape across the top.
The kit replaces the original spring with a reduced tension spring, but it's always wise to hold onto original parts.
I'm not going to lie, this is where I should have placed my hand above the top opening of the gun or a piece of take. after the punch was pulled that spring went flying to never be seen again. It ricocheted somewhere.
During this project we were also changing to the Race Hammer and lengthier firing pin.
We also installed the short reset system. Reach Reduction Kit (hybrid) was also istalled.
Much better floating trigger pins were also used. Polished disconnector.
Used a piece of tape to hold the hammer spring bar in place till i could get the slightly oversized pins started.
This kit will come with 2 different Hammer spings the Firmer of the 2 is the blue. I opted to go with the black to test everything and if we have problems we can go back to the blue. This spring is one of the easier components to swap out.
Remember that reassembly. The Hammer retention pin and the vertical lock pin.
This particular model has no spring holding that vertical tiny pin like some models have, so be careful not to lose it and keep upright.
Another view of that small Pin. Rear of gun towards left of hammer if looking down the barrel in hand.
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