A Hoplophobe’s Nightmare: 3D Guns Are Getting Good…Really Good
That’s how I found myself in a Central Florida backyard shooting with a newly assembled bright orange AR-15 just off the 3D printer and hoping nothing would go too wrong.
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The Online Roots of the Modern Mass Shooter
The internet was once simply a place you visited to learn things. Now it learns you. If you’re a teenager in crisis, you don’t need to seek out dark material; the algorithms study what you linger on and serve you more content like it.
The Gun Control Industry Doesn’t Want to Stop at Disarming Law-Abiding Citizens
“Police violence is gun violence,” proclaims Gabby Giffords, with the Giffords Law Center.
Democrats Try to Blame Gun Owners for Another Terrorist Attack
Where the hell were you, Ramin Fatehi? You’ve been a prosecutor in Norfolk since 2012 and the city’s commonwealth attorney since 2022.
Let’s Count the Lies VA Assault Weapons Bill Author Saddam Salim Tells in Just Three Paragraphs
There’s nothing gun related in the linked statement by Salim that isn’t a lie. He’s a liar, and the state of Virginia passed a law based on lies.
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.
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.