Month: January 2025

I can actually hear her constituents who voted for her repeat this as if it makes sense. Washington Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal earned swift criticism for making the absurd claim that buying a so-called assault weapon is somehow easier than acquiring tickets for a concert. The lawmaker took to social media platform X on Monday

“There were two other entities (gun shops) that had their own cases and they both settled. Somebody has to fight, or they’ll think they can do this with the rest of our Constitutional rights. …” Our national right to keep and bear arms is not a second-class civil right subject to local rules, opinions or

This correspondent walks into a Walmart about once a week to monitor local ammunition prices. Long experience has demonstrated that no gun signs are seldom noticed. Some effort is expended, attempting to do better at noticing them. At the entrance of Walmart, a sign mentioning a firearm was noticed, in relatively small letters, among other

Free speech and private gun ownership were paramount in the minds of the Founding Fathers, Elon Musk stressed in an X post in the early morning hours of January 6. His post came in response to The Redhead Libertarian, who wrote, “I imagine one of the quickest ways to create a generation of demoralized slaves is

The paper did not find any correlation between legally carrying a gun and four psychopathic measures. A paper published in the Psychology of Violence is interesting because of what it did not find. The paper did not find any correlation between legally carrying a gun and four psychopathic measures. The four facets are “affective” (lack of empathy), “interpersonal”

Jared Yanis – Guns & Gadgets – explains why he parted ways with USCCA. The information is valuable. But always do your own due diligence.  

A Florida judge used a virtual reality headset to understand the defendant’s circumstances in an alleged act of self-defense with a firearm. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – At a stand-your-ground hearing on Tuesday, Broward County Judge Andrew Siegel experienced a unique approach to understanding a defense expert’s opinion: He used a virtual reality headset. It’s believed to

Major 2A win in Ohio involving an individual indicted for possessing a firearm while under indictment for crime of which he was never convicted. Mark Smith, Four Boxes Diner, discusses.

The FBI’s adoption of 10mm Auto in 1990 was supposed to be a revolutionary leap forward for law enforcement. It wasn’t. Today, we’re walking through the factors leading up to the FBI’s infamous decision and why they quickly ditched 10mm in favor of .40 S&W. Find out what went wrong, and the parts played by

This is the link you can use to download the book: Link to download PREVENTING GUN VIOLENCE THROUGH EFFECTIVE MESSAGING Click on image to enlarge. Courtesy of Bill Cawthon, author and consultant on Second Amendment issues, Second Amendment Society of Texas