The federal government says it’s not building an illegal National gun registry—but if it looks like one, operates like one, and can be searched like one, then what is it really?
Ever heard the term “ghost gun”? Well the ATF, just tightened its grip on unfinished firearms — and the Supreme Court let them do it.
Anti-Freedom FUDs and Democrats contend that suppressors are accessories that can be regulated without infringing upon constitutional rights!?
Hunting isn’t just an old American tradition; it’s a lawful purpose for owning and using firearms, deeply rooted in our history and protected by the Second Amendment.
One thing is clear: the fight over “assault weapons” is far from over. With states pushing back against federal guidelines and the Supreme Court setting new precedents, gun owners need to stay informed and engaged.
A militia that is deeply rooted in the civilian population serves as a check on the professional military and aligns with the constitutional goal of a free, self-governing populace.
Both sides miss the historical truth: the right to bear arms was always meant to be broader than just personal safety or state-run militias.
The media amplifies fear by giving mass shootings wall-to-wall coverage while often downplaying other deadly events. Stopping violence isn’t about scapegoating firearms.
Courts are making core mistakes that could seriously impact the future of lawful firearm ownership. Here’s a breakdown of some of the key points…
In the post-Bruen legal landscape, courts have been grappling & failing with how to interpret the 2nd Amendment under new guidelines set by the Supreme Court.