28 Attorneys General Fire Back: Don’t Mess With Lake City Surplus 5.56 Ammo Sales to Americans
Earlier in January the rabidly anti-gun New York State Attorney General Letitia James spearheaded a petition to Joe Biden’s administration […]
Gun Control
SAF Sues the .Gov Over Medical Marijuana Gun Ban
So many long-standing gun control laws are threatened as a result of the Supreme Court’s Bruen ruling that it’s
Biden Admininstration Continues to Delay Shipment of 8,000 Self-Defense Rifles To Israel
You don’t find much chastity at a whorehouse, nor do you find much integrity in the Biden Administration. The brain
FELONY STUPID? 5,800 Illinois Gun Owners Register Now-Illegal Self-Defense Guns, Accessories In Clear Violation of the Law
Passed in the dead of night, the “Protect Illinois Communities Act” banned many popular self-defense firearms. Governor (and presidential
Anti-Gun Group Tries to Use Foreign Lawsuits to Advance Gun Control in America
By Lee Williams In what may be a sign of growing desperation, a new anti-gun nonprofit has funded and filed
Fatal Accident in Indianapolis Leads to Statist Calls To Require that Home Defense Guns Remain Inaccessible
What happens when you don’t teach young people the fundamentals of firearm safety? A case out of Indianapolis demonstrates
SCOTUS Chevron Deference Cases Could Put an End to ATF Regulatory Overreach
This is a fish story that could have seismic impacts for the way the federal government generates gun control
What A Big Fight Over Small Fish at the Supreme Court Could Mean for Gun Regulation
On Wednesday, a pair of cases regarding federally mandated observers on fishing vessels (and who pays for them) was
Democrats and the Media Collaborate on Another Attempt to Choke Off Lake City Civilian Ammo Sales
Here we go again. Every so often, some “brilliant” firearm prohibitionist comes up with the “insight” that if gun
Kentucky State Rep Sets a Standard for Legislators in Other States to Follow
A recent bill in Kentucky shows us how state legislators should be responding to the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision. Instead