Year: 2025

The Supreme Court’s inaction allows inconsistent and unconstitutional enforcement, criminalizing people for owning items that are legal in other states “The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear two cases challenging separate state bans on so-called assault weapons and high-capacity magazines on Monday,” Fox News and other outlets reported. “The court declined to hear cases arising out of

SCOTUS decision not to grant certiorari effectively enabled this latest state assault-weapons ban by preserving the legal landscape favoring such laws. The Democrat-controlled Rhode Island House last week green-lit controversial legislation banning the sale and manufacturing of popular ​​​​​​common semiautomatic firearms. Measure H 5436 was approved 43-28, broadly along party lines, and sent to the state Senate for further

More on shooting with one hand. We are two-handed creatures that aren’t afflicted by the curse of the T-Rex. When it comes to shooting, we want to use as much of our body as possible to aim, stabilize, and control the gun. That’s why we shoot with two hands most of the time. In a

My interpretation of Citi’s newfound commitment to fair access to financial services regarding firearms: Citi has always been “fully committed” to treating all clients fairly, no exceptions. But now, because we’re forced to comply with every new regulatory development, Executive Order, and federal law, we’ll be “striking the right balance” between that commitment and the

From Outrage to Action: How We Fight for the Second Amendment By Doris Wise, Founder, Jews Can Shoot The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution is just 27 words long: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall

Thrilled to share my first published piece on Ammoland.com! Note: The picture included in the article on Ammoland is a stock photo selected by the editor. It is not me. I know trigger discipline. And I’m a redhead. As we age, we gain perspective, wisdom, and hard-earned experience. But we also lose some physical capabilities

WHEREAS PREAMBLE Whereas, the Founding Fathers were not fans of tyranny, Whereas, they wrote things down clearly so future generations wouldn’t get confused, Whereas, “shall not be infringed” is not code for “maybe a little bit, if you’re scared,” Whereas, history has shown that disarmed populations tend to have very bad centuries, Whereas, armed citizens

CALL TO ACTION! Call your representatives immediately and demand they pass the full version of the Hearing Protection Act and the SHORT Act. We are closer than ever to getting these critical bills passed — thanks to your pressure. But we can’t back off now. This is how we win: sustained, focused pressure. They need

This Position Undermines Its Second Amendment Credibility “Trump administration says machine guns aren’t protected by Second Amendment,” The Washington Times reports. “The Trump administration is taking heat from gun rights advocates after the Justice Department argued in court that machine guns fall outside the scope of firearms guaranteed by the Second Amendment.” The story quotes Assistant