Doris Wise Montrose

Unconstitutional Red Flag laws should be banned everywhere. Losing due process means the government can punish you, take your rights, or destroy your life without evidence, warning, or a fair chance to defend yourself. To no surprise, the legislative session in Texas this year has ended on a high note for real Americans living in

The recently concluded negotiations on the United Nations’ Global Framework on Through-Life Conventional Ammunition Management (Framework) should be of grave concern to anyone who values the constitutional protections afforded by the Second Amendment. The end product of the United Nation’s Open-Ended Working Group on Conventional Ammunition, the Framework met last week from June 23-27 for its first ever

The battle over the meaning of “the people” in the Second Amendment just got a big update. In a unanimous 3-0 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled this week that illegal aliens have no constitutional right to keep and bear arms. This landmark case—United States v. Carbajal-Flores—was brought after Heriberto

The saga of Sig Sauer’s P320 just doesn’t seem to be ending anytime soon. What started as a YouTuber finding a potential defect has, over time, morphed into serious problems with the guns. Multiple people report having been shot with their own firearms while it was in the holster. Most recently was the report of

It is said that the novice shooter can pull off success now and again whereas the professional can’t get it wrong. The well-known secret to getting it right is deliberate round placement where and when you want it. The only way possible to make this happen is by applying foundational mechanics. We all know the

The Canadian Government has commissioned a study, hoping to figure out why gun owners may not want to turn in their recently banned firearms. A newly publicized study aimed at assessing how Canada can increase participation in their gun buyback program revealed internal skepticism that the program will be successful once expanded to individuals. Canada’s

There’s reason to believe the LAPD’s permitting fiasco is unlikely to improve anytime soon. Even as the majority of states embrace constitutional carry (29 so far), California continues to make it more difficult for its responsible residents to carry a firearm for lawful self-defense. Not only is the state’s concealed weapons (CCW) permit law already

Today, much of the “public health” field is concerned with empowering government to dictate an ever-expanding array of individual behavior, including what people can eat, drink, read, think, drive, and how to protect yourself and your family. The bulk of the project is fundamentally opposed to individual liberty. It appears the editors of The Atlantic are finally willing to entertain

Anti-Second Amendment remarks made by a progressive community college professor in Maine have garnered enough attention that state lawmakers have entered the fray. Eastern Maine Community College (EMCC) professor Carol Lewandowski made the inappropriate remarks in her response to a paper written by student Kate Parker, who chose to address the state’s controversial “red-flag” law.

The next “new management” could issue a new version of the pistol-brace rule. Only an act of Congress or a definitive Supreme Court ruling affirming their legality would offer permanent protection. Last year, the ATF’s pistol brace rule was vacated by a Fifth Circuit District court in a case brought by the Firearms Policy Coalition. A similar case had the same