It’s a small step from being called an ‘extremist’ to being seen as an untrustworthy citizen—someone labeled an ‘enemy of the Constitution’ who shouldn’t be allowed to legally own a gun.
All of these states have adopted laws in recent years which have essentially relegated Second Amendment rights to the level of government-regulated privileges.
The Department of Justice has filed a motion to dismiss a case against Taylor Taranto for violations of the National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA).
A California judge has dealt a serious blow to a Texas company’s effort to put manufacturing machines into the hands of everyday consumers.
During fiscal year 1960, the IRS was able to pressure the DOD into completely destroying 17,000 Thompson submachine guns rather than allow a contractor to obtain the scrapped firearms, reassemble them, and sell them to the public.
For 2nd Amendment advocates, the Curry case underscores the need for vigilance regarding how laws are interpreted and applied, pushing for clearer legal definitions to safeguard individual rights…
While anyone dumb enough to believe in and follow his Democrat operative noisemaking can certainly be described by the old Soviet pejorative “useful idiot,” the term “Judas goat” seems more appropriate for him.
Missouri Bill HB 328/SB77 has passed the House. It restores some Second Amendment rights to people riding on public transportation, and lowers the age for concealed carry permits from 19 to 18.
Patrick “Tate” Adamiak had been a longtime collector of semi-automatic MACs before the ATF raided his home, found nothing illegal but imprisoned him for 20 years anyway.
Oregon lawmakers are doubling down in their anti-gun crusade, despite the state making what attorney William Kirk has labeled “the Dirty Dozen” list recommended for scrutiny by the DOJ’s Second Amendment Task Force.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL) has introduced a bill to disarm Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents.
Gun rights leaders and legal scholars could be identified and nominated to analyze and prioritize bills, lawsuits, regulations, opportunities, and threats, to advise on judicial and other federal nominees, and to help educate the public.
Texas House Bill 170, known as “Kyle’s Law,” seeks to protect individuals who use justified self-defense from civil lawsuits.
The Colorado State Legislature is drowning in a flood of radical anti-gun bills, and gun owners across the state are fighting to keep their rights above water.
Some commentators have claimed the Kyle Rittenhouse and Karmelo Anthony cases are similar. There as several major differences.
Anti-gun lawmakers in Salem OR, are wasting no time launching a three-pronged legislative assault making gun ownership in Oregon a privilege reserved only for the rich and connected.
Colorado is eliminating the ability of citizens to exercise their 2nd Amendment right while attempting to demonize open carry and even make toy guns illegal.
Senator Rand Paul is launching an investigation into the ATF’s use of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
Dubbed the “Repealing Illegal Freedom and Liberty Excises (RIFLE) Act,” the three-page bill is being spearheaded by Republican U.S. Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton, both representing Arkansas.
“The time has come to put the anti-rights leadership in these states on notice that their crusade to destroy the individual rights protected by the Second Amendment is finished.” – Alan Gottlieb, CCRKBA
SB25-003 introduces a permit-to-purchase system for semiautomatic guns, bans rapid-fire devices, and sparks legal challenges over gun rights.
For the Record, there’s nothing inherently bad or evil about the NRA Directors associated with the Old Guard. The Reform movement is solidly in the driver’s seat with a 40+ vote majority…
Was Bruen, the landmark decision that reaffirmed the Second Amendment’s core protections just two years ago, gutted—not by a new ruling, but by silence? A shrug. A refusal to act.
It’s clear the agenda here is hyperbole, not precision. And for that, consider Titus’ “bipartisan” partner in citizen disarmament, Giffords-endorsed Pennsylvania “Republican” Brian Fitzpatrick.
On Monday, the New York Times published what is perhaps the most anti-gun news story seen in quite a while.
DOJ press release on April 7, 2025, included a review of Final Rule 2022R-17F, the definition of what it means to be “engaged in the business” of dealing in firearms.
Long-time ATF Deputy Director Marvin Richardson has been dismissed from his post after being forced to retire.
Clearly, Second Amendment activists across the landscape are delighted and energized by the news from Bondi and the DOJ.
The DOJ announced the formation of the “Second Amendment Enforcement Task Force,” setting off praise from the gun rights community and drawing the ire of the anti-gun syndicate.
Daniel Driscoll will take the reins of the ATF from Acting Director Kash Patel, who will continue as Director of the FBI.