Breonna Taylor was killed in a dubious no-knock raid by plain clothes narcotics officers, who did not have body cameras, at 1 a.m.
Breonna Taylor: Another No-Knock Raid Legitimately Resisted by Armed Force
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Dean Weingarten has been a peace officer, a military officer, was on the University of Wisconsin Pistol Team for four years, and was first certified to teach firearms safety in 1973.
He taught the Arizona concealed & carry course for fifteen years until the goal of constitutional carry was attained.
Iowa Legislature Pass Preemption and Range Protection Legislation
HF 2502 has passed the Iowa legislature, the bill restores and protects Second Amendment rights from local government infringement.
Paying Progressive Dane-Geld, with Apologies to Rudyard Kipling
The United States began paying progressive Dane-Geld more than 50 years ago. Kipling’s classic poem has been altered as a parody to reflect current reality.
NICS in May, 2020, President Trump, Greatest Gun Salesman, Ever?
The National Instant background Check System (NICS) numbers have been released for May, 2020. As expected, they are breaking records.
Riots, Violence, Retreating Police: Gun Sales Expected to Set New Records… Again
With riots, violence, burning public buildings, retreating police & abandoned police stations, gun sales are going to set new records. But there’s a reason the riots are not moving to the suburbs, yet
Louisiana Bill may flip the Script in Favor of the Second Amendment and Churches
Louisiana is considering HB 334, which would remove the current prohibition on guns in church without special permission. Ten states have such a prohibition.
Brazil’s President Bolsonaro: “An armed people will never be enslaved!”
President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil made his views on an armed population clear in an private video the Brazilian Supreme Court ordered made public on 22 May, 2020.
Oklahoma Legislature Forbids “Red Flag” Laws, or Enforcement of Same
Oklahoma has passed the first anti-red flag law in the nation. The law forbids local governments from taking firearms without due process. Officers who do so face felony charges.
Louisiana Looks to Reduce “Gun Free Zones”; WV SB96 becomes Effective
A Louisiana preemption reform bill is moving forward to reduce “gun free zones”, a West Virginia preemption law goes into effect on 31 May.
Lawsuit in Missouri Against Academy Sports for Selling Ammunition
An attorney in Missouri has filed a lawsuit against Academy Sports, saying a store clerk should have reasonably known Luis Perez was prohibited from purchasing ammunition.
Suicides not Reduced by Laws Restricting Gun Owners
Restrictions on the ownership and use of firearms has not reduced overall suicide or homicide rates.
10 Second Amendment Cases Scheduled for Conference Again, No Orders Yet
The United States Supreme Court has re-listed ten Second Amendment cases for conference. No orders have been issued.
Extend the Range of .22 Shotshells with Reverse Paradox Tubes
Tests with Reverse Paradox tubes show the effective range of .22 shotshells can be doubled or tripled over the effective range out of a rifled barrel.
Bear Biologist Makes Hyperbolic Claim about Bear Mauling and Lightning Strikes
A bear biologist makes a hyperbolic statement about the chances of bear attacks. He is wrong. Being mauled by a bear is much more likely than being struck by lightning, twice.
NICS Background Checks for April, 2020, Breaks Record for Gun Sales
NICS broke records for gun sales in April of 2020. The lock downs in various states seemed to provide incentives for people to purchase guns and ammunition.
Canadian Cops Take Down Star Wars Storm Trooper for Toy Gun – Video
Canadian police take down a 19-year-old woman hired to promote Star Wars Day in a Storm Trooper Costume. She had a plastic blaster.
Horrific Murder and Felony Firearm in Flint, Michigan: Three Family Members Charged
A horrific murder has been reported in Flint Michigan. Three family members have been charged with murder and firearms violations.
U.S. Outlier in Mass Public Shooting Events, or Singular Mass Shooters?
The controversy about mass public shootings in the United States compared to the rest of the world continues. It is about definitions, data sets, and media contagion.
Supreme Court Moves 10 Second Amendment Cases to Conference
The Supreme Court ruled the New York Rifle & Pistol Association case moot. They moved 10 Second Amendment cases to be considered in conference.
Gun Control Fail: Canadian Mass Murderer Prohibited Possessor
The restrictions Canada has placed on obtaining, keeping, and using firearms failed entirely in the recent mass murder case in Nova Scotia.
Supreme Court Punts Second Amendment Case back to Lower Courts
The Supreme Court punts on the New York Rifle & Pistol Second Amendment case. Kavanaugh reluctantly signs on with the majority.
More on Florida Case: DeRossett was Justified in Shooting Deputy
The officer at the door was in plain clothes at the time, had no warrant, and DeRossett was using his right to defense of self, others, and home.
Corps Proposes Rule to Remove Federal Infringements on Second Amendment
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has proposed a rule to remove federal infringements on the right to bear arms on Corps managed lands. The period for public comments is open.
Court upholds Right of Armed Citizen to Shoot a Police Officer in Defense
After nearly five years in jail, the Fifth Circuit Court has dismissed the charges against John DeRossett for shooting a sheriff’s deputy in 2015.
Oregon Fire Tower Bear Attack in 1958
It was 1958, at a fire tower in the mountains of Oregon. A family will never forget the night of the bear attack.
Former ATF Agent Mocks New Gun Owners, Compares them to Tiger King
David Chipman mocks new gun owners by comparing them to the Tiger King, to shame them into giving up what they decided they needed. It is a bad strategy.
Virus Shutdown Threatens Constitutional Carry Bills in Tennessee
Constitutional Carry seemed a very good bet for Tennessee in 2020. Then the pandemic hit. It will take strong lobbying to revive chances for passage.
Rodriquez v. City of San Jose up for Supreme Court Conference
Rodriquez v. San Jose is a 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 14th Amendment case that will be considered by a Supreme Court Conference to see if it has enough interest to be heard on appeal by the Court.
Velocity Comparison of the CCI Velocitor and Aguila Interceptor 22LR Cartridges
A comparison of the velocities obtained with the CCI Velocitor and the Aguila Interceptor, in a dozen firearms.
Australia: Gun Shops Closed Because of Increase in Demand
The national government of Australia has called for a shut down of gunshops and gunsmiths as non-essential. Australian states are implementing the policy.