FINALLY: Supreme Court Grants Cert in Two ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Cases
“The modern semi-automatic rifles banned in Cook County, Connecticut and elsewhere are among the most commonly owned firearms in the country.”
The Revamped, Redesigned BANISH 30-V2 .30 Caliber Suppressor
The original BANISH 30 suppressor was one of the best-selling cans in America for a goodly amount of time. Last
SCOTUS Drives a Stake Through the Heart of Hawaii’s Vampire Rule, Ruling it Unconstitutional
Federal courts had stuck down most vampire rule laws as unconstitutional, but the Ninth Circuit (naturally) upheld Hawaii’s in Wolford v. Lopez.
Warne’s New Maxima Horizontal QD Scope Rings
Warne’s new Maxima horizontal QD rings are available in 1-inch, 30mm, and 34mm tube diameters and offered in low, medium, and high heights
AP Poll Shows Dems Not As Worried About Threat to Gun Rights They Don’t Value
The non-news here is that the Democrats who were polled are largely dismissive of any perceived threats to their gun rights in the current climate.
Never Mind Buc-ee’s, If This Message Spreads, the Entire World Cup Thing Will Have Been Worthwhile
“We’ve been totally pacified in the UK and through removal of our arms, our right to bear arms, it’s caused a big problem for us.”
If You Thought Your Braced Pistol Can’t Land You in Hot Water With the Feds Anymore, Think Again
You know that old saying about any decent prosecutor being able to convince a grand jury to indict a ham
Rolling Stone Has Finally Found a 3D Gun-Making 2A Maximalist They Can Get Behind
Some creators, like Yeezy, see their right to print guns as an essential bulwark against the darkest excesses of America’s current government.
BREAKING: SCOTUS Rules Gun Owners Can’t Be Prosecuted for Regular Marijuana Use
Simply possessing marijuana and being a regular user is no longer sufficient justification for losing your gun rights.
Panic Setting In As Administration Moves to Bolster Americans’ Gun Rights Advance
Acting AG Todd Blanche has said the proposed changes took longer than expected to complete because lawyers had to scrupulously review them to ensure they passed legal muster.