California Sheriff Backs Down, Ends County’s Ban on 1911s, Red Dots, and Pistol Lights
“A sheriff does not get to invent a shorter list of approved handguns and accessories than the Constitution allows.”
Gun Control
Everytown Looks Into the AWB Abyss as the SCOTUS Term Opens and Viramontes Looms
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins, consolidating two cases
California’s New 3D Printer Gun-Blocking Mandate Relies on Technology That Doesn’t (and May Never) Exist
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a bill that requires 3D printer manufacturers to include firearm-blocking technology in
The Start to a Great Weekend: Waking Up to Find that Everytown and ATF Have Been Sh!tposting At Each Other
It all started with this. Nothing really unusual here, just Daddy Bloombucks’ Everytown doing what they’re paid to do…attempting to
DOJ Confirms It Will Not Appeal Ruling That NFA Regulation of Suppressors and Short-Barrel Long Guns is Unconstitutional
Hey, remember when the gun control industry went berserk at reports that President Trump had instructed the DOJ not to
Anti-Gun States Adopt the Jim Crow Playbook
Politicians and local leaders embracing Jim Crow-style strategies to undermine the Second Amendment deserve to face constant scrutiny.
Father of 2 Facing 40 Years Behind Bars Because He Lives in New York
If Demetrio Daga lived in Florida, Texas, or Georgia, he’d never have been charged let alone be facing 40 years behind bars.
Just for Fun, Gavin Newsom Piles On 10 More Gun Control Laws As He Heads Toward the Door
California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 10 more gun control bills into law recently, expanding restrictions on firearm purchases, manufacturing
Federal Judge Issues Injunction Blocking Connecticut’s GLOCK Ban Law
How badly did Connecticut want to jump on the GLOCK ban bandwagon? Badly enough to risk the entire law being
Virginia AG is Making the Process the Punishment in the Old Dominion’s War on Guns
What are Virginia’s gun dealers doing wrong? The answer, under Virginia’s new legislation, is that they’ll find out when they get sued for it.