Doris Wise Montrose

Constitutional rights belong to individuals. Government does not grant them, and it cannot lawfully revoke them by attaching labels to entire classes of people. I’ve warned people for years that Demon-crats wanted to convince people to smoke or use marijuana (and other mind-altering drugs) because it automatically denied them the right to own or use a firearm. It

The Colorado Supreme Court just reminded employers of something they should never have forgotten: the right to self-defense is a fundamental human right, not a workplace privilege that can be revoked by corporate policy. A company handbook does not outrank your right to stay alive. This ruling sends a message far beyond Colorado: lawful self-defense

Permits are unconstitutional. A constitutional right should not depend on government permission, government fees, or government approval. The right to bear arms belongs to the people, not to the officials who decide whether they may exercise it. PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Justice Department has opened a federal civil rights investigation into whether the Philadelphia Police

The popularity of the “Donut of Death” highlights an important reality about shooting: speed and precision are not always competing goals. By taking advantage of how the human eye and brain naturally process visual information, the large circular reticle allows shooters to acquire targets quickly while still providing enough precision for accurate shot placement. Rather

In Arizona, we wait 99 seconds. Catch up, States. After living in California my entire life, I moved to Arizona in 2018. When I bought my first firearm here, it felt like an out-of-body experience. I didn’t yet have an Arizona CCW permit, so the woman behind the counter made a quick phone call, exchanged

This article highlights important facts, but the push to ban Glocks over illegal switch use is really a distraction from the larger goal: restricting firearm ownership one step at a time. Today it’s Glocks; tomorrow it’s every other gun. State legislatures in California, Maryland, Connecticut, and New York have spent the past two years passing

Few firearms have had as much impact on the modern handgun market as the Glock. Its introduction revolutionized handgun design, popularized the polymer framed pistol, and forced virtually every major manufacturer to adapt or be left behind. Today, shooters benefit from an unprecedented selection of reliable, lightweight, high capacity handguns, many of which owe their

If states can simply redefine most public spaces as gun-free zones, the right to bear arms becomes little more than a theoretical right. Two Second Amendment cases have been heard by the Supreme Court this term. The Supreme Court’s opinions in those two cases are expected to be announced before the end of June 2026.

This article uses satire to expose a serious flaw in the “only flintlocks are protected” argument. Constitutional rights are not frozen in 1791. The First Amendment protects the internet, television, and social media even though none existed when the Bill of Rights was written. The Second Amendment likewise protects modern firearms, not just muskets. What’s

Republican and Democratic administrations alike have expanded, defended, or tolerated an agency many Americans view as a continuing threat to civil liberties and the Second Amendment. While many gun owners believe Democratic administrations are the worst offenders when it comes to ATF overreach, Republican administrations have often done little to reverse or restrain the agency’s