More than 150 veterans and their families enjoyed some trigger time as a way for the firearm industry and San Antonio Police Department to offer a collective “thank you” to vets and their families for their service and sacrifice.
There are thousands of veterans in our industry who remind us just how fortunate we are that they chose to defend freedom.
What J.P. Morgan Wealth Management is doing is dumbfounding. Comptroller of the Currency Gould left no uncertainty that banking discrimination for “woke” political ideologies is a tainted remnant of the past.
States with a Second Amendment sales tax holiday are creating a windfall of savings for gun and ammunition purchasers this year. The savings are expected to be in the millions.
It’s a fallacy that the rights of those who obey the law should be cast aside when no actions are being taken to prevent murderous villains from committing their wicked crimes.
When The Trace’s Mike Spies says he wants bans on all guns – including handguns – believe him. That’s what he wants. That’s the narrative he is driving.
U.S. Congressman Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) has a mighty high opinion of himself. He just ranked himself among the courageous and enlightened Founding Fathers who established the United States as an independent Republic.
Our industry forged the tools these men and women carried into battle. Our factories and boardrooms are home to veterans who served alongside those who sacrificed their lives. It is a cost, we know, that is immeasurably high and one that cannot be repaid.
“If you don’t think you need the Second Amendment or if you don’t think you need to carry a firearm or have self-defense, then you are coming from a place of privilege and you’re not coming from a community that is plagued with violence.”
The justices questioned if this case wasn’t a wholesale attempt to redefine Second Amendment rights altogether, and how Americans might be able to exercise their rights to keep and bear arms.
