Doris Wise Montrose

‘Of course, such a surveillance scheme would be flatly unconstitutional – not to mention a violation of several safeguards already codified in federal law. Yet slowly but surely, the government has been building a record of the private collections of thousands of American citizens, even though federal law expressly prohibits that “any system of registration

“I don’t care what your politics are, I want to live in a country where leaders are capable of holding their own in a gunfight.” Vice President JD Vance doesn’t appear to be someone you want to find yourself in a gunfight against. The Vice President has a significant Secret Service detail and travels in armored vehicles

“Now that the Supreme Court has reinstated it, the onus now falls on Bondi and Donald Trump to deal with it politically — which is where it properly belongs.” Interesting — as far as it goes. It serves as a reminder of the importance of winning elections, as we’ll see soon, or so gun-rights groups

Tracking the ownership of weapons by law-abiding citizens creates a dangerous path to government overreach, allowing authorities to control and disarm the population. Historically, this has often led to confiscation, with the Holocaust serving as a stark example of the dangers of disarming citizens. In the early republic, the right to keep and bear arms

It’s the same fraud they pulled to kick off Fast and Furious. “Haiti Doesn’t Make Guns,” The New York Times reported Sunday. “So How Are Gangs Awash in Them?” Who wants to guess where they’re going with this? “Critics say not enough is done to regulate the sale of weapons in the United States to straw

This is what I’m waiting for: “Under Trump, the DOJ should reverse course, request the court grant Peterson’s petition for rehearing en banc, and follow through on Trump’s promises to be a champion for Second Amendment rights.” Specifically, Trump’s promise to be a champion for Second Amendment rights. Five federal courts, including the usually conservative

The Federalist Society at UVA Law’s “The Second Amendment After Bruen: The Relationship Between Originalism, History & Tradition” panel with Professor Robert Leider of Antonin Scalia Law School and Professor Mark W. Smith of The King’s College that took place April 26, 2023. This informative and engaging video is well worth your time to get

In June of 2002, this scene was shown to United States Marine recruits at MCRD San Diego as an example of the proper way to retreat under fire. View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Rick Ferran (@thetankguns)

“The ATF’s rulebook is a minefield—barrel lengths, stock types, ammo storage rules. Miss some obscure regulation you didn’t even know existed, and you’re a criminal. Doesn’t matter if you’re a law-abiding hunter or a range regular; the system’s rigged to catch you. It’s not just guns, either—importing flowers wrong or shipping seafood in the “wrong”

Essential Reads for the Armed Citizen At Jews Can Shoot, we believe knowledge is just as vital as the tools we carry for self-defense. This week, we’re highlighting a selection of powerful books that reinforce the importance of preparedness, mindset, and the fight to preserve our rights. From Gavin de Becker’s The Gift of Fear,