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If the answer to that question is, “Well, that’s just how it is,” then we should ask again, more loudly. For decades, we gun owners have simply accepted that if we’re going to carry concealed, we can’t go to the post office. It’s been illegal to bring a firearm into a post office since 1972,…
As of right now, there is no such thing as a “may-issue” concealed carry state. Of course, it will take some time for those remaining holdout states that insist their citizens show a “special need” before they can carry a legally-owned concealed firearm in public are able to change their laws. But yesterday’s news out…
Yesterday, the U.S. Senate stood up from its seated position and proudly revealed a steamy, smelly little coil of gun control. Everyone suspected that the knee-jerk legislation that the Biden administration is trying to pass in response to the Uvalde and Buffalo tragedies was going to be bad. It’s pretty clear that the various gun-rights…
Did you know that California’s state university system is part of their law enforcement agencies now? Last year the powers that currently run the state of California realized that, despite their best efforts, Californians were buying guns in record-setting numbers. As is tradition in California, those same powers that be took a very long look…
Did you know that some misdemeanors negate your right to own guns? Today, the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) threw in their support for a very important upcoming Third Circuit court case, which will hopefully answer one of the most controversial questions at the heart of the Second Amendment debate. The FPC is filing of a…
Dear Cherokee County: the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is immune to the Coronavirus. In the latest skirmish between the Second Amendment and the excuses for infringing upon it offered by COVID-19, the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition recently announced that they’re suing Cherokee County, Georgia and Probate Court Judge Keith Wood….
