Despite the roadblocks erected to slow New Yorkers from exercising their constitutional rights, the firearm industry remains committed to ensuring those rights cannot be unconstitutionally infringed.
Keeping the multitude of America’s various hunting traditions alive isn’t just meaningful and special for personal and familial reasons. It’s also important for other simple reasons — dollars and cents.
Unlike other “solutions” touted by gun-controllers that only limit the rights of law-abiding Americans while mostly ignoring the criminals breaking the law, Utah’s approach is unapologetically practical.
There are thousands of veterans in our industry who remind us just how fortunate we are that they chose to defend freedom.
Every American should be free to spend their lawfully earned money on legal products using the payment methods of their choice.
These orchestrated town halls amount to a play put on at the theater of the absurd to get a standing ovation from a hand-selected audience of gun control supporters.
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin’s serial abuse of the courts to impose New Jersey-style gun control in other states, or in his own for that matter, cannot be tolerated.
In reality, bear hunting IS conservation. And if left unchecked, the black bear population would create serious safety, economic and ecological challenges.
For America’s firearm owners and retailers, Circle’s rules about how their cryptocurrency can be used should sound alarm bells.
Following the GLOCK ban bill signing, the bill’s sponsor Democratic state Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel laughably called it “a win for public safety” to “help put an end to gun violence.”
