07
Jun
Marine Vet Seizes Pistol and Holds Off Four Alleged Attackers
As the fundamental factor in real estate is location, the prime objective of violent criminals should be to choose the correct targets. In a recent case that exploded in Oxon Hill, Maryland, about 10 miles…
06
Jun
AG Declares Florida’s 3-Day Waiting Period Unconstitutional
Another day, another win in the ongoing and fierce battle to protect Second Amendment rights from those who would destroy them. After Florida lawmakers enacted a 3-day waiting period for weapons purchases in 2018, the…
05
Jun
NSSF Announces Challenge to Connecticut Gun Ban
The firearm industry trade association, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), announced that the group will challenge Connecticut’s new ban on striker-fire handguns, which are nearly ubiquitous in the shooting community. State lawmakers claimed to…
05
Jun
Firearm Sales Strong in May as NFA Checks Explode
The public’s appetite for the most advanced and safest firearms did not dissipate in May, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). Adjusted retail sales numbers showed another increase, even as the overall number…
04
Jun
Florida HOA Backs Off Anti-Gun Policy After Warning Letter
Power corrupts, and its corrosive effects are evident in private organizations that believe they can dictate how others live their lives. One HOA in Port St. Lucie, Florida, backed off from such an act this…
04
Jun
Judge Halts Virginia’s Effort to Reinstate Universal Background Checks
On Wednesday, some much-needed good news for Virginia’s sporting community came when Lynchburg Circuit Judge Patrick Yeatts stopped the state’s latest push to conduct universal background checks on all private gun sales. Attorney General Jay…
03
Jun
SAF Expands Suit Over Prohibited Roommate Gun Ban
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its partners filed suit against several Bergen County, New Jersey, officials in November on behalf of Elsid Aliaj, and now the legal action includes two more Garden State plaintiffs.…
03
Jun
Virginia Resumes Illegal Checks on Private Firearm Transactions
Facing a Supreme Court that ruled his actions were unconstitutional, President Andrew Jackson in the early 19th century famously and perhaps apocryphally challenged justices to enforce their decision. Of course, the esteemed judges had no…
03
Jun
Iowa Police Sgt. Gives Bizarre Warning After Self-Defense Shooting
The well-worn script that follows a justified defensive shooting in the U.S. usually results in law enforcement commending the citizen for being their own first responder. The defender, in most locales, will be exalted as…
02
Jun
Va. Authorities Declare ‘Assault Firearm’ Ban Won’t be Enforced
Virginia’s all-out attack on what are falsely deemed “assault firearms” quickly stirred a wave of opposition. Gun rights stalwarts quickly filed multiple lawsuits, and more legal challenges would not be surprising against the state’s out-of-control…
02
Jun
Homeowner Shoots Alleged Intruder Who Then Ran but Left Wallet Behind
It almost wasn’t fair for the suspect. Imagine casing a residence with intentions of breaking in and stealing someone else’s property or much, much worse. Now consider that the homeowner has a security system in…
01
Jun
Florida’s 2A Sales Tax Holiday to Return—With a Bonus
While a handful of members of the Republic waste an enormous amount of time and expense vilifying the Second Amendment, Florida just took another giant step on a better path. The Sunshine State announced last…
01
Jun
Virginia Senator Blasts Rebellious Prosecutors to Stop ‘Tough Guy Posturing’
As a wave of Commonwealth Attorneys tells the state to put their “assault weapons” ban where the sun doesn’t shine, the sponsor of the insidious prohibition on the most popular modern sporting rifles does not…
31
May
Report: 2026 Could Finish with Lowest US Murder Rate in History
With anti-gun radicals running in aghast circles over the hundreds of millions of firearms that Americans own, there’s a bit of data that they should check out. The Reload reported on a recent analysis that…
30
May
Philly Activist Group Members Lose Carry Rights After Police Confrontation
An armed Philadelphia activist group that patrols city streets charges that authorities singled them out to revoke many of their concealed carry permits. But why? The Black Lion Party for International Solidarity cites a volatile…
29
May
Virginia Leaders Respond to Prosecutors’ Rebellion Over Gun Rights
Keeping up with how many Commonwealth Attorneys in Virginia are announcing they will not enforce or pursue charges brought by a controversial new law set to take effect in weeks is like watching the stock…
29
May
Armed Memphis Homeowner Surprises Burglary Suspect in the Act
Burglars with any sense at all prefer to strike targets where they know that no one is home. It slashes the risk factor, because after all, tens of millions of law-abiding Americans legally own firearms…
28
May
Target Turns to Backup Firearm to Defend Against Robbery Attempt
Violent criminals tend to run in packs, so it is always important to be on the lookout—especially late at night. It is even better to have backup defenses available if something goes awry quickly, a…
27
May
Scheme to Ban Hunting and Fishing in Oregon Advances
An effort to effectively ban hunting, fishing, and even pest control in Oregon cleared a significant hurdle this week and is increasingly likely to appear on the November ballot. Radicals started collecting signatures in 2024,…
27
May
Maryland Joins California in Banning Sale of Glock Handguns
Following California’s lead on fighting violent crime and gun control is a risky proposition, as the Golden State has perhaps the worst track record on both in the nation. Maryland lawmakers ignored all warning signs…
27
May
Controversial Delaware Bill Targeting Gun Shop Owners Advances
A brazenly unconstitutional proposal picked up steam last week in Delaware when the Senate approved SB 300. The bill advances to the House for further review and undoubtedly more controversy. Senate President Pro-Tempore David Sokola…