Molon Labe, is the defiant, iconic answer King Leonidas gave to Xerxes I when he was told to lay down his weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae in 486 BC. The best translation we have for Molon Labe is, Come and Take Them. Or, as Charlton Heston famously put it, "from my cold dead hands." Molon Labe is used among 2nd Amendment supporters to assure those who wish to infringe upon our right to Keep and Bear Arms that we will not give them up without a fight. The design features a Minuteman skull with crossed musket and cutlass above the original Molon Labe text and is inlaid with the First Navy Jack, a flag flown on US naval vessels since the beginning of our Republic.
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