Jews Can Shoot

AmmoLand posted an article of mine on Tuesday offering a rebuttal to Neil H. Buchanan, a “professor of law” at The George Washington University who claims: “[T]he Second Amendment is simply not relevant to the US gun debate. None of the proposals to limit gun purchases, to limit (or even ban) carrying weapons in public, to require

So no, I’m not worried about someone taking my guns. I’m worried about some fool out there having the political power, personal ambition, and bloody-minded stupidity to try. Because once that order is given, no matter how or if we ever get out of it, we, as a country, will wade in blood. That, I

Three weeks after the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history, efforts to pass even scaled-down gun-control legislation have effectively stalled on Capitol Hill. Congressional aides and issue advocates say they see no viable path for passing even the most promising bill: an effort to ban the manufacturing and sale of bump stocks, which were used

A group of 12 states and the District of Columbia signed on to support a California prohibition on magazines capable of holding 10 or more cartridges. In response to a federal lawsuit by several California residents in conjunction with the state’s National Rifle Association affiliate who argue the state’s prohibition against “high-capacity magazines” violates their Second Amendment rights, Washington

A Los Angeles man is set to be arraigned Monday on one count of not properly storing a gun after officers found an unsecured shotgun in his home — a violation of the city’s safe storage requirements. City Attorney Mike Feuer announced earlier this month that Angelo Rocca, 43, was charged by his Gun Violence Prevention Unit

“At the end of the day, the liberal agenda is clear. It’s to expand the power and control of government by convincing more and more people that in order to achieve ultimate public safety citizens have to give up their personal autonomy and freedoms as it relates to their fundamental right of self-defense. In a

Worth your time watching to the end. H/t Alex Kris In a new segment called “Change My Mind”, Steven Crowder takes to the streets to have real conversations with every day people on hot button issues.

It had been a very long couple of days.  My strained trapezius had been reminding me all day that I was no longer 25.  And the humid Texas heat was a far cry from our dry Arizona heat.  We walked into the Sushi place and downed a glass of water each before ordering the various

Democrats are firm believers in never letting a good crisis go to waste. It’s why they started talking about blocking gun sales to people on the no-fly list after Orlando, despite the shooter not being on the no-fly list, and universal background checks after Sandy Hook, despite that killer stealing his guns. In addition to

Readers of Law and Liberty may have noticed that I am a fan of Justice Antonin Scalia (for example, here and here). I am also an admirer of Robert H. Bork, whom my colleague John McGinnis has described as “the most important legal scholar on the right in the last 50 years.” Bork was a pioneer in both the field of antitrust