20 Years Ago Today, The Clinton ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Was No More
The lesson for anti-gunners and federal level Democrats should be that nothing makes an American want something more than the government telling them they can’t have it.
The lesson for anti-gunners and federal level Democrats should be that nothing makes an American want something more than the government telling them they can’t have it.
“This is the ONLY bill that will ensure all law-abiding Americans can enjoy real constitutional carry without being subjected to outrageous New York-style permit regulations, expensive fees, or ATF intervention on the right to carry.”
Why in the world in America are you eligible to walk into a gun store and buy an AR-15 rifle?
John Cornyn caved to anti-gunners’ shrieking and collaborated with Senate Democrats to make the disastrous Bipartisan Safer Communities Act a reality. That he now has a chance to be GOP leader is more than alarming.
Sen. Warnock smears the firearm industry before an agreeable Sunday morning talk show host while the firearm industry has been deeply-involved in making firearms inaccessible to those who cannot be trusted with them.
So these billionaire-backed operations are still openly lying about what happened in Kenosha. They’re also openly defaming Rittenhouse. For no apparent reason. Well, aside from the fact that the entire l’affair Rittenhouse was horribly inconvenient for them and a direct threat to their goal of civilian disarmament narrative.
Two decidedly different pieces of news regarding legal rulings hit the digital newsroom over the weekend. Both set the stage for what are likely to be favorable rulings for 2A advocates. One, however, was a bit of a sour grape for what was supposed to be a day of celebration.
If you’re planning in imose tyranny, at least be smart enough not to put it in writing. That seems to
Montana’s a very big state. They call it Big Sky Country for a reason. There are lots of places to
The ATF has begun the embarrassing process of returning bump stocks to their original owners after the U.S. Supreme Court