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Maryland has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the nation, and in Baltimore it is virtually impossible for average citizens to get carry permits for personal and family protection.
What the police want and the way they’re instructing people to comply is not only inadvisable, it’s flat-out dangerous.
Judge Robert Lasnik, a Semi-retired judge in the Western District of Washington (Seattle), ruled against the State Department, Defense Distributed, and the Second Amendment Foundation.
Both are challenges to the federal government’s lifetime ban on firearm possession for “any person… who has been convicted in any court of, a crime punishable by imprisonment”.
New Zealand gun owners are organizing and resisting the new gun law proposals. The Kiwi Gun Blog is a center of that resistance.
Democrat legislators in Illinois make it hard for citizens to protect themselves. We can count the dead and injured who are the real victims of gun control.
“It’s the principle that people will have to pay for what they think is their right. You would not pay a tax to vote, pay a tax for free speech.”—Mary Davies, owner, Mary’s Pistols
How do the earnings and race/sex demographic rates for permit recipients compare to the general population there and in all counties throughout California?
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear the appeal of the lawsuit against Remington in Connecticut. The CT Supreme Court, in a controversial, 4-3 decision, ruled the lawsuit could proceed.
Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of an amended complaint and new motion for a preliminary injunction in the case of Matthew Jones.
Northam has declared war on Virginia’s gun owners: CHP holders, open carriers, hunters, target shooters, sport shooters, collectors, and competitors.
“This suit is just plain wrong and should never have been allowed to proceed.”—Alan Gottlieb, Second Amendment Foundation
“A mandatory buyback is essentially confiscation, which I think is unconstitutional.”—Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)
Tacoma Washington is following the lead of Seattle. They are considering a tax on guns and ammunition.
Watts’s claim that she and Everytown aren’t anti-gun or anti-Second Amendment is just the latest chapter in a long history of deceptive gun control messaging.
With anti-gunners in control of all three branches of government, the right to own suppressors in Virginia is in jeopardy.
Imagine being forced to pay fees as high as $50-$100, complete extensive federal paperwork, and obtain government approval before selling or loaning your personally-owned firearms to family?
Phillips was the 40th Marine to earn the Medal of Honor for actions in Korea. Along with that honor, his decorations include the Purple Heart and the Presidential Unit Citation with two Bronze Star me
Democrats, ignored the benefits and magnified the disadvantages of civilian-owned weapons. They tried to frighten gun owners and non-gun owners alike into making poor choices based on emotion…
It is a blatant gun confiscation scheme scarcely cloaked as a “gun buyback,” for there is nothing voluntary about it. If a gun owner doesn’t wish to turn his firearms over to the Governmental…
It seems that there’s only one “loophole” in gun laws that anti-gunners are willing to stomach, and that’s the “gun control activist” loophole.
Under this measure, not only will you be required to render your self-defense firearms inaccessible and useless under most circumstances, but you will be punished if any are stolen.
WA: Port Washington Mayor, Sissi Bruch found images of revolutionary war soldiers with stylized muskets to be objectionable. She recommended they be removed from a Veteran’s Park.
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“Should Mr. Bloomberg proceed with a campaign, it could represent a seismic disruption in the Democratic race.”—New York Times, Nov. 7, 2019
