Month: April 2017

“Registration makes it easy for a tyrannical government to confiscate firearms and to make prey of its subjects.” New research into Adolf Hitler’s use of firearms registration lists to confiscate guns and the execution of their owners teaches a forceful lesson — one that reveals why the American people and Congress have rejected registering honest

Canadian gun laws exempt Muslim women from the requirement of having a picture of themselves on their gun license. Faith Goldy of TheRebel.media went online to renew her Canadian gun license, and noticed an exception to the usual regulation requiring a photograph, citing religious exemption. She contacted the RCMP here’s what happened.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) clarified its opinion Tuesday on whether putting an arm brace designed to stabilize certain pistols against one’s shoulder constitutes “redesigning” them into highly regulated short-barrel rifles, effectively reversing its previous position from a 2015 official letter. “To the extent the January 2015 Open Letter implied or

Live online webinar originally recorded April 6, 2017 with Scott Kirshner. Hosted by Jews Can Shoot and sponsored by The Armed Jew Marketplace.

We all know that guns can cost lives because the media repeat this message endlessly, as if we could not figure it out for ourselves. But even someone who reads newspapers regularly and watches numerous television newscasts may never learn that guns also save lives— much less see any hard facts comparing how many lives

The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch filed suit in federal court on Monday seeking communications records related to the Obama administration’s attempt to ban a popular kind of AR-15 ammunition in 2015. The suit, Judicial Watch v. U.S. Department of Justice, was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. It stems

A young man never forgets the day his father tells him to check out the new gun he keeps under his pillow at night, walking in his room, picking up the pillow, and it’s an AR15. Growing up, guns weren’t a big part of our lives. My father bought me a BB gun when I

49-year-old Neil Gorsuch has been sworn in as the newest Justice on the United States Supreme Court today, and will almost immediately have an impact on the Second Amendment rights of American citizens, with two gun rights cases among those Justices will discuss in conference next week. Gorsuch was hailed by gun rights activists, antiabortion

Of course the 1911 is an outdated design it came from an era when weapons were designed to win fights not to avoid product liability lawsuits it came from an era where it was the norm to learn how your weapon operated and to practice that operation until it became second nature not to design

The discussion regarding the deregulation of silencers (suppressors if you insist on using the more politically correct term) has traveled quite the roller coaster path in the last few months. Staying as clear from partisan politics as possible, the election result was a surprise to most on each side. In the end, gun rights proponents had