Farragut Gun Club: Serving the Loudon, Dixie Lee, Farragut, Concord, Hardin Valley, and West Knox Communities.

Bill Johns is doing it again based on his widely successful Pirate Wednesday movement based on being a Bluewater Pirate. In this specific case and unlike the topic of bringing leading business and technology leaders together, it is the vision that Militia Monday™ will bring anybody together to discuss, network, reflect, or instruct with others in their network where gun clubs are not available (anyone, anywhere, on their own). Most importantly, having fun while realizing the 2nd Amendment was extremely important to the Founders of the greatest country on Earth. Yes, USA is #1 and be proud to say it.

With that being said, Militia Monday™ could be and mean anything and it is totally up to you. However, you must mark your calendar for the 2nd Monday of each month and do something. Here are some examples:

Discuss how modern manufacturing would not have happen with out the invention of the firearm and interchangable parts
Check the batteries in your home's fire and radon detectors and flashlights
Volunteer for a scout troop (Boys or Girls) and mentor badges and projects for the scouts
Take your wife and daughter and their friends to the firing range
Visit a Veteran's Memorial or Cementary
Pay a pianist and ask them to play "God Bless America"
Tell your grandfather's stories of his grandfather's stories ---2nd hand conversations that covers a century in history is fabulous
Discuss scenarios in having to deal with dinosaurs, aliens, zombies, etc.
Buy a meal or drink for a first responder, military member, veteran, etc.
Read the US Constitution, Common Sense, etc.
Actually work out whether walking, stretching,running, or having fun
Get out and hike a trail
Read adventure outdoor and preparedness magazines
Meet an old war buddy / military friend and chat
Go to the range and/or take someone shooting
Buy a pocket knife and give it as a gift
Host a Red Dawn (1984 version) viewing for young adults at your home
Watch Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher speeches on Youtube
Clean your sporting goods equipment and/or firearms
Develop a formal or informal succession plan for your firearm collection
Volunteer for conservation, preservation, and education programs
Mentor others in knowledge, experience, stories, and thoughts
Go trade something out of your collection...not sell, but trade.
Watch classic movies and programs...especially the older stuff from the 1940s - 1980s (patriotic, pro-military, pro-honor, pro-courage, etc.)
Work in your victory garden or plan to have / plant one
Study honeybees
Test your World War II and other wars/conflicts knowledge
Visit a local shop or sporting goods store and thank them
Show a kid how to use a slingshot and talk to them about life.........