The High Stakes in Mexico’s Zombie Lawsuit Against American Gun Makers
Timothy D. Lytton, Georgia State University The government of Mexico is suing U.S. gun-makers for their role in facilitating cross-border […]
Survey: Overwhelming Majority of Non-Hunting Gun Owners Support Pittman-Robertson Conservation Tax
By Joe Bartozzi Hunters have prided themselves as being the “original conservationists.” They’re rightfully boastful of that moniker. After all,
How’s That Times Square ‘Gun-Free’ Zone Working Out Mr. Mayor?
A wild shooting incident in New York City’s Times Square has demolished any argument by Mayor Eric Adams, Gov. Kathy
California Hasn’t Learned (Yet) That It Can’t Defy the Supreme Court’s 2A Rulings
By Timothy Wheeler, MD The new year saw the customary barrage of new California gun control laws. The most appalling
Double Standard: ATF Doesn’t Apply Its Strict Zero-Tolerance Policy to Its Own Operations
By Joe Bartozzi The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is showing the public that the “zero-tolerance” policy
EDC Pistols: Enhanced? Modified? Upgraded? Whatever
By Dave Spaulding Enhance (en-hans) Verb: to raise to a higher degree; intensify; magnify. To raise the value or price of.
El Ciervo Trofeo or Changing My Mindset for My First Mexican Hunt
By Jay Pinsky “I’m holding out for a 140+ buck.” That was my mindset heading down to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico,
Mexico v. US Gun Makers: The Frivolous Lawsuit That Just Will Not Die
On January 22, a panel for the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the First Circuit revived a lawsuit brought by the
Anti-Gun Senators Demand Extension of Biden Administration Firearm Export Pause
If you want to know what gun control proponents would do given unchecked authority, just watch how the Biden White
As Wayne LaPierre Exits, the NRA is Down, But Not Out. Yet.
By Cari Babitzke, Boston University Wayne LaPierre resign from the National Rifle Association today. During most of the 33 years