Will Minnesota’s Proposed Mandatory Home Inspection Law Be Enough to Prompt SCOTUS Action?
It is part of an overall assault on gun rights not just to limit models but to add layers of regulation for those who wish to retain their weapons.
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Virginia’s Democrat Senate Majority Leader on Why Their ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban and Magazine Capcity Limit Really Isn’t a Big Deal
If you like your “assault rifle,” you can keep your “assault rifle.”
Years of Turning Minneapolis Into the Next Chicago Have Resulted in Higher Gun Sales and Wider Firearm Ownership
That shift is visible across the city. A gun store catering specifically to left-leaning customers opened in South Minneapolis, a progressive neighborhood, reflecting a growing market for liberal gun owners, the report said.
Guns Are Reason Enough That One American Expat in the UK Never Moved Back
His ideas about guns have changed dramatically since moving to London and living in a society without ubiquitous access to guns.
Orwell Really Knew What He Was Talking About, Even 80 Years Ago
A complex weapon makes the strong stronger, while a simple weapon – so long as there is no answer to it – gives claws to the weak.
Georgia Man Found Guilty of 2nd Degree Murder After Giving his School Shooter Son a Gun
Colin Gray now joins a growing number of parents being held responsible in court after their children were accused in shootings.
How Do You Handle Someone With a ‘Compulsion to Pull the Trigger’ With a Round In the Chamber?
Yesterday while practicing, and with a live round in the chamber, she said she “got a compulsion to pull the trigger” and was unable to stop herself from following through on the compulsion.
If You Don’t Already, Now is a Really Good Time to Start Carrying a Gun
As everybody knows, except liars and fools, armed citizens have long been able to intervene to stop crimes with their lawfully carried weapons
Trust the Science: GOP Rep Asks Nat’l Institute of Science & Technology to Answer Questions on Microstamping
Republican Rep. Brian Babin of Texas, who chairs the House Science Committee, asked the National Institute of Science and Technology
California Jurisprudence: Killer of Caltech Astrophysicist Had Previous Gun Charges Dropped ‘In the Interest of Justice’
A gunman accused of shooting dead a world-famous Caltech genius last week was let out of jail just two months