Stop the Presses: The New York Times’ Reporting on Guns and Gun Owners May Be Shifting…Slightly
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that […]
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that […]
Patrick Adamiak committed no crime, so why is he still serving a 20-year sentence? Because ATF screwed up, and they’d rather charge an innocent man and force him to serve two decades behind bars than admit the truth.
We have and use the phrases “gun community” and “gun culture.” Can those be used interchangeably? Do they mean the same thing? Does it matter? That all depends on just who you ask.
You’re not supposed to notice the media’s hypocrisy in their reports lacking any mention of “knife violence,” indicating an appalling double-standard in how violent crime involving firearms is routinely portrayed.
The scheme the professors contemplate in their op-ed shifts that burden to the individual who was unconstitutionally deprived of his or her gun rights. That’s a violation of due process, something law professors used to believe was important.
While Evergreen State Democrats now controlling the state legislature are laboring to disarm law-abiding citizens, they should try first to
The Washington State Criminal Justice System says it has permanently banned the SIG SAUER P320 from its training facilities after concluding that it’s possible for the pistols to fire without a pull of the trigger.
When health officials begin their “research” from the standpoint that firearms and Second Amendment rights should be treated as bacteria that cause disease, you know the results likely involves infringements on Constitutional rights.
SIG’s people have worked long and hard to get the company to where it is today. But being the top dog means more than becoming the de facto standard of excellence to gun owners. It also means becoming the “X-ring” for everyone who takes aim at the industry.
If hunters haven’t been using traditional ammunition in California over the past six years and still aren’t using traditional ammo today, why do anti-hunting activists still blame traditional ammunition for lead poisoning in California condors?