Month: October 2024

“It’s called the FUD factor: Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. We have had a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt in past years. Good reasons to buy ammo. Lots of ammo. The mere hint of a lack of supply causes a run on products. It’s a vicious circle.” A gunpowder shortage is here, but it hasn’t

“Here’s hoping those who think they’re forced to know what is legally justifiable use good sense and are able to weather another furious storm.” “Gov. DeSantis warns Milton looters could meet shooters in ‘Second Amendment state’,” Florida Politics reported Tuesday. The governor issued the warning while issuing preparedness updates for the approaching hurricane at the State

A recent spate of gun confiscation in New Zealand shows just how dangerous a gun registry can be when combined with some gun owners opposing the views of those in charge of the government. And with constant attempts to create a registry in the United States, it highlights a danger Americans should understand. According to

I don’t know if her claim is true or not. I doubt this declaration helps or hurts her. But it reminds me of Hillary’s claim that she carries hot sauce with her. Self-proclaimed gun owner and Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris revealed on 60 Minutes on Sunday that the gun she claims to own is a Glock

Yes, the Second Amendment is designed to protect us from violence committed upon us by our own government. Is the Second Amendment only designed to provide you protection from common criminal activity, OR is it also designed to help you propel tyrannical governmental abuse? Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, discusses that exact issue because

Don’t count on shooting defensively to be like shooting on a static range. Here are some tips on shooting from non-traditional positions. You probably learned to shoot from a standing position. Since most people are comfortable standing, this position enables the shooter to focus on shooting, as opposed to settling into a kneeling, seated, prone

Attorneys sparred over whether AR-15s should be considered “dangerous and unusual weapons” under Supreme Court precedent. MANHATTAN (CN) — The Second Circuit heard arguments Wednesday in two cases from gun rights groups challenging Connecticut’s restrictions on AR-15 ownership, which tightened significantly after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, in 2012. Both suits target

The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday, October 8th in Garland v. VanDerStok, a case that centers around whether or not the ATF and the Biden administration have the legal authority to circumvent the legislative process whenever they feel they can appeal to what they present as a greater purpose. Executive vigilantism

My pals, Alex Dovgalevsky, who runs Guns N’ Moses in the greater San Diego area, and Scott Kirshner, president of Dedicated Threat Solutions, LLC, and author of several books on safety and violence mitigation strategies, discuss the reliance on “rape whistles” or alarms for self-protection. ALEX DOVGALEVSKY: Here is my take on these alarms, or

The ruling highlights how the Republican-appointed Supreme Court majority has expanded gun rights, as well as the impact of Trump’s judicial appointments more broadly. A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump dismissed criminal charges for machine gun possession this week, citing the Second Amendment and Supreme Court precedent. The ruling highlights how the high court has expanded gun rights,