This is the Hassle Californians Have to Deal With Now When Buying Gun Parts
The Ninth Circuit won’t care because as they see it, none of this is a “meaningful constraint” on the right to keep and bear arms.
The Ninth Circuit won’t care because as they see it, none of this is a “meaningful constraint” on the right to keep and bear arms.
Capital One is going to have to attempt to tell a court that “What’s in your wallet?” is actually illegal banking discrimination.
We can expect any number of new suppressor announcements this year, and probably next. Some established brands wonder how many may be here today, but gone tomorrow.
The shame here belongs to Bloomberg’s antigun mouthpiece, The Trace. It’s clear, though, they have no shame when it comes to ignoring the truth.
With this week’s announced agreement, both sides appear to have realized that it’s better to align their common interests than engage in expensive corporate combat.
There’s a steady and increasing appetite among Americans for exercising their 2A. This is especially true in states where antigun lawmakers are threatening them.
Ruger released the following statement this morning regarding its relationship with Beretta . . . Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc.
Today, when we talk about guns, we’re not really talking about guns.
A bank that’s seeking approval for a merger, charter, branch opening or other significant transaction can no longer assume its record of politicized de-banking will remain buried.
The latest company to read the room and decide that their business is no longer valued or wanted where they’re