Clarence Thomas Had Some Advice for Stephen Breyer on Armed Self-Defense
It’s going to be a very sad day when Clarence Thomas leaves the Supreme Court.
Schrödinger’s Gun or How I Came to Understand the Natural Right Behind the Second Amendment
That was the moment I finally understood the natural right behind the Second Amendment: My life is mine, and the right to defend it has to exist before anyone gives me permission to do so.
National Shooting Sports Month: A Quick Guide to Rifles For Beginners
Rifles come in all shapes and sizes, from the diminutive to the gargantuan, and they serve a nearly endless variety of purposes.
Don’t Look Now, but the Firearms Sales Slump May Have Finally Bottomed Out
This is the first data in two years that actually points in the right direction rather than away from it.
Where the Cans Are: A State-By-State Look at Registered Suppressors in America
Through a FOIA request, ASA has obtained a state-by-state and caliber-by-caliber breakdown of the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record.
Anti-Hunting Activists Disguised as Conservationists Take Their Act to Colorado
This is a sweeping ammunition restriction designed to harm Colorado hunters. It’s backed by a familiar anti-hunting activist playbook.
The Court’s Direction is Clear: More Freedom for Those Who Carry Guns and Use Drugs
The Court’s view is that the government must demonstrate danger connected with drug use, not merely infer it.
Breaking News: Suppressor Sales Are Booming in 2026
If the current trend continues, the suppressor market could heat up further. The year is only half through and demand is booming.
Why Does the Philly PD Get to Arbitrarily Decide Who’s Worthy of Exercising Second Amendment Rights
When the test for stripping a right is “good cause” – words that mean whatever the person holding the stamp wants them to mean – the test itself violates the Constitution.
God Help Us: When Congress Thinks About Suppressors
Nothing makes a politician more uncomfortable than a workable solution, because practical solutions raise expectations.