Cody Wisniewski, president and CEO of the Firearms Policy Action Foundation, talked about ongoing legal battles, as well as some of the strategies going forward for protecting Americans’ Second Amendment rights.
“I reload all my own ammo. I gunsmith on my stuff. Some people watch football on Sunday, I’m usually at my reloading bench. We, my wife and I, we eat, sleep and breathe this stuff – big defenders of the Second Amendment and this industry.”
While attending the 2025 National Rifle Association’ Great American Outdoor Show, we had a chance to talk to NRA CEO
Michael Cargill was the lead plaintiff in Garland v. Cargill. Cargill challenged the bump stock ban and the Supreme Court
“I’m president of the second or third largest state association in the nation…. I don’t think that there’s anybody else that has the grasp of what the situation is in a non-Second Amendment friendly state like New York and knows how to deal with it.”
Today we’re going to talk about New Jersey issuing permits to carry post-Bruen, subjective standards, and denial rates of permits to carry. We’re going to be looking at the black versus the white denial rates.
We’ve seen unprecedented attacks against “disfavored” industries going back to the Obama years. Naturally, firearm sales and related commerce –
Avidity Arms unveiled what was to be the production model for their first pistol, the PD10 at last year’s
