Trust the Science: GOP Rep Asks Nat’l Institute of Science & Technology to Answer Questions on Microstamping
Republican Rep. Brian Babin of Texas, who chairs the House Science Committee, asked the National Institute of Science and Technology […]
Gun Control
Beretta’s 500th Anniversary Marked as IWA Gets Under Way
IWA isn’t the only event being held this week in Nuremberg. The Plenary Session of the World Forum on Shooting Activities began the week’s events.
Minnesota Nasty: Flailing DFL Reboots an Expansive Gun Control Agenda Including Sweeping New Bans
Minnesota’s gun control fight is back on center stage because Democratic politicians see an opening for campaign talking points that could swing a tied state legislature.
New Mexico’s Latest Failed Attempt to Ram Through Even More Gun Control is a Temporary Reprieve
New Mexico’s 2026 legislative session ended with gun control advocates coming up short on their top priority, but exposed a familiar strategy:
Anti-Gunners’ Latest PLCAA Workaround: Blue States Enacting Onerous ‘Firearm Industry Responsibility’ Laws
The goal is to use the threat of devastating civil liability to force the firearms industry to restrict their rights and those of their customers by instituting gun controls that were not enacted through the democratic process.
Another Anti-Gun Police Chief Busted, This One in Connecticut
He’s just the latest entry in a grand tradition of anti-gun zealots who’ve been busted for corruption, proving that power corrupts faster than a politician’s promise.
Finding No Link to Increased Homicides, NYU Uses Bloomberg Data to Claim 3D Guns Mean More Suicides
Although the findings showed an association between gun suicide and ghost gun recoveries, there was no statistical difference in homicides.
Parkland Victim’s Father Says Gun Control Laws Passed After Shooting Were Premature
Petty said there’s been progress in other ways, but he argues state legislators need to do things to actually protect schools.
The Silver Lining in New Mexico’s and Virginia’s Current Move to Ban ‘Assault Weapons’
What will decide that is whether guns continue to build cultural momentum and whether the courts get involved.
The Supreme Court’s Decade of Dithering on Hardware Cases Comes at a High Cost to Gun Owners
Maybe there was nothing SCOTUS could do back in 2015 with a 5-4 court with a squish like Justice Kennedy who didn’t want to go any further than Heller did. But now, since 2020, the votes should be there.