“The Department of Justice appears to have weaponized the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act to illegally fund ineligible red flag laws and bribe pro-gun states into passing gun confiscation laws.” Last summer, weak Republicans teamed up with Anti-Gun Democrats to pass the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. Part of that law included funding for ‘red flag laws’ nationwide.
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There is no American citizen the they do not want disarmed and defenseless. Drip drip drip. Republican lawmakers on Tuesday accused Veterans Affairs leaders of depriving some veterans of their right to own firearms and promised changes in coming weeks, but Democratic critics say those proposed moves could end up leading to more suicides and self-harm among vulnerable veterans.
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An excellent summation of studies of the much contested issue. After reaching historic lows in the mid-2010s, gun violence rates in America have gone up in recent years, and they remain higher than in some other parts of the developed world. There are hundreds of laws and regulations at the federal and state level that restrict Americans’ access to
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Why does the IRS need to be armed? This is exactly the point of the Second Amendment. In recent news, the increased weapon purchases by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have raised concerns on Capitol Hill. Rep. Stephanie Bice, R-Okla., expressed her unease in a letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel. Rep. Bice highlighted the the agency’s
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Trigger management are up there with the most problematic for accuracy. Most of the problems people have with accuracy are due to improper trigger management. Each shooter may experience slightly different errors, but they generally fall into three categories: placement, position or movement. Most modern firearms — not 1911’s — use a trigger based on
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