In the End, David Hogg Was Just Too Masculine for a Leadership Position in the DNC
The Democratic National Committee has had their fill of young gun control activist and DNC vice-chair David Hogg, who was […]
Federal Judge Inadvertently Admitted Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak’s Inert RPGs Were Legal
For those fluent in federal firearm law, the judge’s comment, “did not possess all parts of destructive devices” is simply unbelievable. It damns the prosecution, their ATF “expert” and the judge herself.
Gun Club Asks for SecDef Hegseth’s Help in Enforcing Court Order Granting Access to Fort Devens Gun Range
The Ft. Devens Rifle & Pistol Club, Inc., warned Fort Devens officials multiple times that if they didn’t let the civilian club shoot, they would take official action. Act they did.
Personal Defense Tip: Don’t Throw Cheese at Passing Cars in Florida
According to court documents and media reports, the confrontation began just after 5 p.m., when five teenage boys were driving in Ponte Vedra Beach on Florida’s east coast near Jacksonville when one of them tossed a piece of cheese out of the car.
How a First Offender Who Broke No Laws Landed in Federal Prison for 20 Years
How was Tate Adamiak sentenced to serve 20 years in prison? Simple. Prosecutors and the court relied upon federal sentencing guidelines to determine how long he would spend behind bars, even though nothing found in his home was actually illegal.
Why Is a Military Base Commander Defying a Court Order That Allows Civilian Access to its Shooting Ranges?
According to new legal documents not yet filed by the gun club, which may seek a contempt order from the judge, Fort Devens commander and a civilian Department of Defense lawyer are personally responsible for ruining their range day.
How ATF Jailed a Man for Having Two Legal Flare Launchers They Called ‘Unregistered Destructive Devices’
Each launcher had a legal 37mm barrel, which were not attached. Each of these launchers, according to ATF rules, is exempt from being classified as a destructive device as long as their owner had no anti-personnel ammunition. The owner had none.
Why Do ATF Agents Need $5 Million of New Suppressors?
The ATF has proven it can’t be trusted to carry out its normal duties. Far too many of its members view themselves as a high-speed SWAT team, rather than mere federal agents.
Tate Adamiak Should be Pardoned at the ATF Agents Who Lied to Convict Him Should be Prosecuted
The ATF, federal prosecutors, and what’s left of Joe Biden’s supporters in the fedgov still want you to believe that their case against Patrick “Tate” Adamiak is complex and confusing, involving arcane weapon systems and rare gun parts that only a firearm expert can fully understand.
How ATF Re-Worked Legal, Inert RPGs to Put an American in Jail for Two Decades
Perhaps the biggest factor that demonstrated that Adamiak’s RPGs were not weapons but training aids were massive holes drilled in the high-pressure area of the tubes – right where an operator’s face would be when firing them.