14
Nov
Judge: Savannah’s Prohibition of Guns in Unlocked Vehicles ‘Unenforceable’
Savannah, Georgia, is a coastal tourist destination that also grapples with more than its fair share of violent crime. Sadly, city officials continue to pursue failed gun control policies that do nothing to enhance public…
14
Nov
St. Paul Mayor Admits New ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Cannot be Enforced
Political posturing is as old as politics itself, but modern-day anti-gunners are busy making it into an art form. Despite the utter futility of toothless restrictions on Second Amendment rights, they persist in throwing good…
13
Nov
Armed Good Samaritan Holds Suspect For Police After Horrific Attack
It is still possible, even in 2025, to be stunned by the utter cruelty that people can inflict on one another. An armed Good Samaritan in Tennessee was unable to save a Soddy Daisy woman’s…
13
Nov
California Man Stops Home Invasion With .22 Rifle
It’s not every day that a home invasion is carried out with a wooden pole as the weapon of choice, but that’s what unfolded early Thursday morning at a Mount Shasta, California, residence. It was…
12
Nov
California Man Stops Home Invasion With .22 Rifle
It’s not every day that a home invasion is carried out with a wooden pole as the weapon of choice, but that’s what unfolded early Thursday morning at a Mount Shasta, California, residence. It was…
12
Nov
Former NBA Player Fires Several Rounds to Scare Off Three Alleged Intruders
American professional athletes are increasingly targeted by burglars seeking a big score. That frightening scenario played out for former Los Angeles Laker and current NBA free agent Christian Wood on Wednesday at his home in…
12
Nov
SAF Petitions Supreme Court for Review in Challenge to Connecticut’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
It is not a question of if but when the U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in decisively on the issue of popular sporting rifles. Opponents of these firearms smear them as “assault weapons” and “military-grade”…
11
Nov
October US Gun Sales Hold Steady Over the One Million Mark
Tracking firearm transactions monthly is a great way to assess the overall health of the weapons industry. And though numbers are down from their peak during the disruptions of 2020, they remain robust and indicative…
11
Nov
Canada’s Gun Ban and Confiscation Program Off to a Rocky Start
Canada’s anti-gun forces should be throwing up their hands in defeat as their insidious firearm confiscation effort continues to go down in flames. Even with a cherry-picked location for a strongly supported pilot program, the…
11
Nov
Police: Vietnam Vet Saves Woman by Shooting Naked Intruder
Anyone who does not believe there is a mental health crisis in this country is likely not paying attention. Another glaring example emerged in Los Angeles early Friday morning, revealing both a hero and a…
10
Nov
Divisive Gun Control Measure Before Oregon Supreme Court
Three years ago, by the narrowest of margins and with virtually zero rural support, big-city voters in Oregon approved Measure 114. The final tally was 50.65% to 49.35% in favor of a proposal intended to…
09
Nov
Companion Bills Introduced to Safeguard 2A Rights During Government Shutdowns
Federal government shutdowns range from mildly annoying to seriously damaging—depending on the length—and some lawmakers want to ensure that these stoppages do not infringe on Second Amendment rights. This led to gun rights supporters introducing…
09
Nov
SAF Petitions SCOTUS for Review of Illinois’ Public Transit Carry Ban
Despite the notorious safety issues plaguing Chicago residents, Illinois lawmakers continue to ban law-abiding citizens from carrying firearms on public transit. The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its partners are diligently at work to end…
08
Nov
Minnesota’s Anti-Second Amendment Circus Hits the Road
If at first you don’t succeed because voters disapprove of your agenda, redefine success and hit the road to convince people that your goals are theirs. That’s Minnesota officials’ apparent reaction after pro-gun rights lawmakers…
08
Nov
2A Group Warns of Danger to Gun Rights from Ending Filibuster
As the government shutdown festers like an open wound, some demand an end to the filibuster rule in the Senate. This would free the upper chamber to approve proposals on a simple majority, theoretically creating…
07
Nov
Victory: Cryptocurrency Provider Ends Discrimination Against 2A Transactions
There are many instances in which misguided or outright discriminatory practices need only be exposed to the light of day to be finally ended. It is good to recognize when this reversal of course is…
07
Nov
Virginia’s 2A Community Can Expect a Fight After Tuesday’s Elections
When Second Amendment opponents wake up celebrating the morning after an election, that is never a good sign for those who treasure constitutional rights. In Virginia, it’s a warning. Voters on Tuesday chose Abigail Spanberger…
05
Nov
Controversial ‘Red Flag’ Law to Take Effect in Maine After Tuesday Vote
Tuesday’s election results included a hotly contested decision by Maine voters to approve a sweeping “red flag” law that allows the confiscation of firearms with minimal, if any due process. The Pine Tree State previously…
05
Nov
Radical 2A Opponents Target Ruger After Glock Announcement
Gun control radicals score the occasional legal victory despite the best efforts of Second Amendment organizations—and the Constitution. When this unfortunate scenario materializes, these anti-gunners seek to build on their limited success quickly. The latest…
05
Nov
NRA: DOJ Slashes Millions in Grants for Second Amendment Opponents
Reasonable people would agree that using government (taxpayer) funds to prop up organizations opposed to constitutional rights is sheer folly. Unfortunately, Second Amendment supporters had to deal with this travesty for years under the previous…
04
Nov
Off-Duty Texas Deputy with Child in Vehicle Shoots and Kills Alleged Carjacker
It is a risky thing, being a violent criminal and choosing your target in 2025. Tens of millions of Americans are now legally armed, and justifiable self-defense instances are on the rise—much to the chagrin…