There’s At Least One Guy We Feel Sorry For at the ATF
There’s a lot of bad blood between gun owners, people in the industry and ATF, particularly in recent years after […]
Op-Ed
No, It Wasn’t Unreasonable To Point A Gun At the Man Who Set Himself on Fire in Washington, DC
The recent suicide of Aaron Bushnell outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. drew a lot of commentary. Someone setting
Biden Export ‘Pause’ Effect: Ally in Need Looks Elsewhere for Small Arms
The Biden administration continues to bludgeon the highly-regulated and constitutionally-protected firearm industry through any means available. The president kicked off
Action in the Courts: The Fate of the NRA and SCOTUS on Bump Stocks
This past weekend was essentially consumed by the parsing, interpreting, and spinning of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ numerous
Media Cheer Hawaii 2A Ruling’s Abandonment of Deference, Basic Respect for the Law, and its Declaration of ‘War’
In Hawaii, a man who was peacefully carrying a pistol for his own self-protection while on a nature hike was
Pay No Attention to Internet Caliber Wars and ‘Stopping Power’ Debates
By Dave Spaulding I recently read yet another a post on the internet that caused me to scratch my head.
Let’s Celbrate Black Gun Ownership During Black History Month
By Joe Bartozzi Throughout the month of February, America celebrates Black History Month. There is much to celebrate for the
Let’s Look at Jason Kander’s Dishonest, Bad Faith Arguments About the PLCAA
If I could change one gun law… #TikTok https://t.co/j6MBjTcZDj — Jason Kander (@JasonKander) February 15, 2024 Like a lot of
NRA On Trial: It’s In the Jury’s Hands Now
With apologies to the reader who angrily asked “Why are you so consumed with the NRA?” and threatened to unsubscribe
How Biden’s Ministry of Gun Control Coordinates the Administration’s War on Guns
The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention has become a significant threat to our guns and our civil rights.