Year: 2019

Any place that has armed law-abiding citizens is “remarkably” safe. I have no idea why that would be “remarkable” to anyone (with a brain). While details are still emerging about a shooting at a Colorado school this week that left at least one dead and eight others injured, the debate over school safety is already

Since 2017, Facebook has on numerous occasions announced to the public, shareholders and the U.S. Congress that it removes “99 percent” of Al Qaeda and ISIS-related content from its platforms. However, a recent Associated Press investigation into whistleblower claims to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleges that in reality, Facebook’s extremist content removal rate

President Donald Trump recently signed a measure backed by pro-gun groups to increase the number of shooting ranges available on public land. The bipartisan proposal, H.R.1222, was introduced in February and passed in a voice vote in April while the Senate likewise approved a similar bill earlier this year. Currently, states looking to begin work

Practice what you preach Have you ever stopped to consider how much learning takes place by observing. There are several modes of learning, but as humans we like to emulate. Child’s play If you are trying to learn a new skill how import is it for you to watch someone who knows what they are doing?

We won’t. We never will. New York – -(AmmoLand.com)- People like New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo and Representative Eric Swalwell (D-CA), know full well the power of rhetoric. And, as they are well versed in it, they know how to use it. They know the power of persuasion. They know how to woo some members

“A decentralised network of gun-printing advocates is mobilising online, they’re anonymously sharing blueprints, advice and building a community. There’s no easy way they can be halted.” A new network of 3D-printed gun advocates is growing in America – and this time things are different. Unlike previous attempts to popularise 3D-printed guns, this operation is entirely

In a previous article, we examined whether you should disclose you are carrying a firearm when a law enforcement officer detains you for a traffic stop.  Generally, the advice was that you should voluntarily disclose you are carrying even if the law does not require you to do so.  A logical follow-up question is: If

I am affected by a curse that is fairly common amongst actual gunfighters in that I see firearms as weapons, not novelties. There are exceptions to this rule. We do have the occasional collector or hobbyist in our ranks. But by and large, people that have been on the pointy end of stick don’t care

“By making examples of activists supporting the Second Amendment, they hope to deter others from coming forward.” One of the biggest threats to our right to keep and bear arms is not a gun ban like that proposed by Eric Swalwell. It’s not Cory Booker’s licensing scheme. Nor it is Kamala Harris promising to ban

A legal commentator and friend of Jews Can Shoot states: I think gun restrictions are going to die the death of 1000 cuts. The court is both conservative in ideology and in judicial practice. I don’t expect a lighting bolt to kill restrictions but a slow steady peeling back. JCS: Praying he is right. The