Month: January 2018

The following video contains raw never seen before footage of Doug Marcaida and Instructor Zero during the filming of the Knife vs Gun series. We hope that this behind the scenes look answers some of your questions about this topic. It’s certainly obvious that the Gun vs Knife fight is very one-dimensional in favor of

“Keep Your Guns! And buy more guns! And stock up on your ammo. A gun is no good if you don’t have any ammo. A dictatorship did not happen overnight.” Heed the words of a survivor of the Holocaust.

The film to watch on Holocaust Remembrance Day. Every day. All year. What we Jews, of all people on this earth, should have learned from the Holocaust is that we must Defy any and all efforts to be disarmed.

Buoyed by Donald Trump’s upset victory in November, Second Amendment advocates expected great things to happen in 2017 with a pro-gun rights President and Republican-controlled Congress in Washington, D.C. And, certainly, great things did happen: Within weeks of convening, Congress repealed dozens of Obama Administration “midnight” regulations under the Congressional Review Act (CRA), including a rule that

With the election of President Donald Trump, many gun owners breathed a sigh of relief, that we dodged a bullet so to speak of having someone in charge of the executive branch that was in favor of new and stricter gun laws. We blocked someone who could have changed the balance of power within the

UPDATED: The 40th annual Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show opened for a four-day run Tuesday morning in Las Vegas, and almost out of the gate there was a tinge of controversy, thanks to a Kentucky school shooting and an Associated Press story that appeared in several newspapers. Maybe it was the headline: “Gun industry gathers just

The House of Representatives recently passed the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 with bipartisan support. The act would allow people eligible to carry a concealed firearm in their home state to carry in other states, as well. Opponents contend the act violates federalism. Actually, the act is well within congressional powers under the 14th

Last week, a legally armed employee of La Bella Pizza shot and killed a robber who was holding another employee at gunpoint. Clayton Jerrell Morgan — who was 36 and will never see his 37th birthday — was challenged by a La Bella worker who has a concealed carry permit and was packing. When Morgan

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Advocates for and against gun rights spoke out at the Capitol today on a proposed amendment to the Iowa constitution. The amendment states that Iowans’ rights to acquire, keep, possess, transport, carry, transfer, and use arms for all legitimate purposes shall not be infringed, and that courts should strictly scrutinize any attempt to regulate them.