Month: December 2023

When it comes to firearm training, there is a wide variety of routes to take. The NRA and USCCA offer excellent training for beginners. Most big-name instructors have beginner-oriented classes, and typically, even a basic concealed carry class can be a great way to learn a thing or two. With all that in mind, what

It’s a good year to sell guns. We’ve seen gun sales explode throughout both 2020 and now into 2021 (and now 2023); they’ve continued. What’s the hottest selling guns? Well, handguns, of course. If you are one of the many new gun owners out there, I welcome you! I advise you to learn the ins

Shooting is a perishable skill. Many don’t realize it, but shooting is a perishable skill that must be continuously renewed through practice and training. Every expert recommends regular range time to both improve and maintain accuracy and the skills needed to ward off a deadly attack. This is constantly proven by the thousands of rounds

Appeals Court Strikes Blow to Gun Owner Privacy Rights in Ruling Accommodating ‘Violence Researchers’ A California appeals court ruled Friday that the state may continue sharing the personal information of gun owners with “gun violence” researchers. California’s Department of Justice had been permitted to share “identifying information of more than 4 million gun owners” collected

The Washington Post is dancing on the graves of victims whose lives were savagely cut short by the actions of murderers. The Washington Post is the lowest form of journalism. The Billionaire-owned Washington Post and New York Times continue to push for gun control by any means necessary. On November 16, The Washington Post published “Terror on Repeat.” The report contains

CNN’s Erin Burnett speaks to members of a volunteer force of Israeli civilians in the Mefalsim kibbutz held off Hamas militants without any casualties within the kibbutz. (Yes, you read that right. From CNN.)

The right of the people to keep and bear arms, enshrined in the Constitution’s Second Amendment, is centered not on hunting or sport shooting but on the natural right of self-defense. It gives “teeth” to the promises of liberty, ensuring that attempts to reduce our natural rights to mere dead letters may be met with meaningful

This narrative goes against the goal of infringing on the Second Amendment. Otherwise known as gun control. Also known as disarmed citizens. The tragic mass shooting last month in Lewiston, Maine, sent gun control activists into their typical attacks on the right to keep and bear arms. Many defaulted to their standard narrative that the real “bad

Reprinted from Armed Women of America Flemington NJ – Public Page (https://www.facebook.com/AWACentralNJ) Keep your hands free Shopping carts, a popular item that we see and use on a regular basis but let’s add a few more uses. This shouldn’t be just a post at the holiday season but applies year-round. With “Black Friday” last week

Reducing mass shootings and saving lives would also reduce the anti-gunners and the government to infringe on our right to keep and bear arms. This is why eliminating ‘gun-free zones’ will most likely not happen. It isn’t surprising that people will miss cases or occasionally misidentify them, though the sheer number of missing cases involving