Here’s a Quick Second Amendment History Lesson For Michigan’s Islamo-Socialist Senate Candidate, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed
The Second Amendment was not written to guarantee Americans permanent access to 18th-century technology.
174 Congressmen Demand Limiting the Civil Rights of 18 to 20-Year-Olds
Their argument raises a legitimate question about the executive branch’s authority to determine which statutes it can constitutionally enforce.
Two New Analyses Provide a Clearer Picture of the Almost Half a Billion Guns Americans Own
The striking part is the distribution. English’s survey works out to approximately 45.1 percent handguns, 33.4 percent rifles, and 21.5 percent shotguns.
SAF Wants to Know Why ATF Thinks Rare Breed’s Patent Litigation Is Any Of Its Business
ATF sees Rare Breed’s patent litigation as useful to its policy objectives. What SAF wants to know is why that should be ATF’s business in the first place.
Why is the Illinois Governor Pouring Cash Into a South Texas Congressional Race?
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is bringing his national political operation to Texas — and Brandon Herrera is one of its first announced targets.
Talarico: I Totally Respect the 2A, But That Doesn’t Mean I Don’t Want to Outlaw AR-15s
Talarico’s support for gun control policies has resurfaced — and as some of the largest gun control organizations in the country line up behind him.
Polls Say Talarico Running Strong in Texas Despite Declining Support for Gun Control
Talarico’s record goes beyond opposing pro-gun bills. He has expressed support for an “assault weapons” ban and a so-called “large capacity” magazine ban.
What Sensitive Gun Owner and FFL Data Did ATF Lose When Its Computers Were Hacked?
ATF says it still can’t confirm the “authenticity, nature, or scope” of the material allegedly released.
ATF Sees Rare Breed Patent Injunctions as a Tool to Limit Sales of FRT Triggers
The federal gun-control machine may change tactics, but gun owners cannot afford to ignore the result.
The Gun Control Machine Tries to Whip Up Panic Over Incremental Suppressor Deregulation
Even the federal government is now acknowledging that ordinary suppressors are not some exotic piece of military-only hardware.