Wiley Clapp, RIP
“Wiley was truly a great American. A graduate of VMI, a Captain of U.S. Marines in Vietnam. A leader in the law enforcement community, an educator and a protector of our Second Amendment.”
Well, SCOTUS Got One Thing Right…They’re Still Going to Have to Deal With State Gun Bans
Those of us in the firearm industry are frustrated and vexed over the Court’s decision to not address the question of hardware bans head-on. Justices Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch all dissented from the Court’s decision to decline to take up Snope or Ocean State.
Make Sure It’s Secure: June 1-7 is Gun Storage Check Week
NSSF’s Gun Storage Check Week runs throughout this week, June 1-7, delivering a simple and potentially lifesaving message: “Check on your firearm storage practices and, if necessary, make improvements to prevent unwanted access.”
Karl Marx Believed in Gun Rights, So Why Don’t Marxists (or Socialists or Communists)?
Marx likely would have supported the peoples’ right to bear arms—right up until the point it no longer served his revolutionary purpose, at which point his support for gun rights would be jettisoned. And this is precisely what his followers did.
Jack Ciattarelli is New Jersey’s Pro-2A Candidate in the 2025 Gubernatorial Primary Election
New Jersey has suffered under two terms of Governor Phil Murphy. The 2025 gubernatorial election gives a chance to right
Oakland’s Gun Billboard Ban Shreds the First Amendment as a Ploy to Limit the Second
Anti-gun governments are willing to take any means necessary – including violating someone’s First Amendment rights – to discourage the exercise of Second Amendment rights.
From Call to Carpool Drop-Off Lane: One Mom’s Early Morning Turkey Hunt
We parked at 5:45 am, got our gear, and headed into the woods. About ten minutes in, Mark heard gobbles. He gave a soft call and got an immediate response. They were heading our way.
5 Facts About America’s Gun Culture From a Liberal Gun-Owning Sociologist
Guns embody multiple paradoxes. They are fun and frightening, dangerous and protective, diffuse and concentrated, unifying and divisive, attractive and repulsive, interesting and controversial, useful and useless, good and bad, and neither good nor bad.
Montana Governor Calls on Colorado Gun Makers to ‘Move Back to America’
By Nephi Cole Montana’s Gov. Greg Gianforte is taking a shot across state lines in an effort to offer gun
Bondi’s New 2A Task Force is Backed By a Coalition of 26 State Attorneys General
The DOJ’s task force will create a critical space for the federal government to devise innovative strategies to use litigation and policy effectively in the fight to protect the Second Amendment.