“I was just accepted to a private shooting range. Very nice facility outdoors. Rifle range out to 440yds, skeet and trap fields, pistol bays with various silhouettes.”
Any ideas that are inspired by a bad idea based on a flawed premise – that guns are more to blame for crime than people – are likely to be equally bad.
There has long been a detrimental mismatch between perception, proportion, and actual data that has distorted firearm policy discussions. Don’t expect that to change any time soon.
Beware the rhetorical shift and media narrative to flip the script and make an established national policy package appear more locally grounded and politically palatable.
New York’s legislators apparently see villainy in every gun. Their solution, naturally, is to regulate or ban them all.
The opportunity for consumers to speak directly with product experts is one of the most valuable—and underrated—reasons to attend an NRA Show.
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This year, the NRA returns to Houston. The last time we were there the show was marked by an embarrassing number of empty booths and reduced foot traffic. This year it will be a different story.
As courts grapple with both Second and First Amendment challenges to 3D printing regulations, it was only a matter of time before the laws began collecting additional dissenters along the way.
Ultimately, these latest actions reflect a broader federal willingness to treat the RKBA as a core civil liberty demanding affirmative protection through policymaking and the courts.
