If Chapman had been put behind bars years ago for illegally supplying three different firearms to would-be criminals, it’s highly likely innocent Americans — such as Lt. Col. Shah — would still be alive today.
These states are doing it right. They show what can be accomplished when outdoor, hunting and shooting community members all partner to manage wildlife populations.
In gun control strongholds across the country, antigun politicians continue to prove they believe armed security is a necessity for those in power and a problem for everyone else.
Wayne Pacelle, the disgraced anti-hunting activist who previously resigned following sexual harassment allegations and grifter who was once head of the anti-hunting
Senate Democrats have already proved they are willing to move one of the broadest firearm restriction bills of the session. But the fight isn’t over.
Fewer firearm thefts mean fewer illegally obtained firearms in the hands of criminals who would misuse them to commit acts of violence.
Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Soros-supported Attorney Steve Descano has repeatedly gone easy on the worst of the worst and put Virginians lives in peril.
There are certain modifications that NSSF warns gun owners they should never make to their firearms.
That framing is politically clever. It is also misleading and incomplete. It is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, as the saying goes.
The problem isn’t U.S. firearm manufacturers or retailers. Mexico needs to address the rampant crime and corruption on their side of the border.
