Year: 2023

Unlock the truth about AR-15 barrel length & its impact on bullet velocity. Discover why shorter barrels may not be the hindrance you thought & the surprising benefits they can offer USA –-(Ammoland.com)- Of all the things you agonize over when choosing an AR-15 rifle, should rifle barrel length be on the list? How much

Think about your community for a moment. Unless you just moved there, you know which areas are considered the rough part of town, where homicides seem to be the norm rather than the exception. You know to avoid those areas at night if possible and, if you’re reading here, you make sure you carry a

Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie on Thursday introduced a bill, with the support of 22 other House Republicans, to repeal a federal ban on guns in school zones, which would allow local governments and school boards to “unambiguously” set their own gun policies. The national debate on gun control was reignited recently after a mass shooting at a

A First Amendment case. Sean Reyes, the Attorney General of the state of Utah, has joined 18 other attorneys general calling on the US Supreme Court to reverse a decision by the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the National Rifle Association (NRA) against the former

Ecuador has authorized the carrying and use of guns by civilians, President Guillermo Lasso said in a televised broadcast, citing rising crime and insecurity in the Andean country. Lasso, a conservative former banker, has been fighting to tackle rising crime and violence in the streets and in prisons – where hundreds of inmates have been

“Jews of the Wild West shines a bright light on a critical chapter of the American Jewish story that deserves to be told.” Imagine seeing Fiddler on the Roof with cowboy boots. The film may have been silent, but the impact was that of a loud bang. “The Great Train Robbery,” known as the first

I first met Kevin Costner several years ago when I was invited by an agent friend to join a handful of Hollywood A-listers for a feral boar hunt in the central coast of California. The prolific pigs had outbred their welcome and the farmers and wine growers needed relief in getting the swine populations under

What so many people get so wrong America’s latest episode of mass homicide has sparked renewed advocacy for restrictions on gun ownership. Once again, the accompanying debate has many gun control advocates claiming the Second Amendment’s reference to a “well regulated militia” narrows the amendment’s scope if not rendering it altogether moot. Before we examine

For a significant portion of American history, gun laws bore the ugly taint of racism.1 The founding generation that wrote the Second Amendment had racist gun laws, including prohibitions on the possession or carrying of firearms by Black people, whether free or enslaved.2 A Florida law in 1825 authorized white people to “enter into all Negro houses”

There are myriad lessons to be learned from how gun owners are treated in other countries. Perhaps the most important one is: We must always be thankful our nation’s Founders had the foresight to recognize the importance of enshrining the protection of our right to arms in the Second Amendment. Afghanistan gives us the most