Opinion What about victims of Second Amendment infringements? (The United States Department of Justice/Facebook) The Department of Justice started operating on July 1, 1870. The
A federal court struck down the post office carry ban, ruling it unconstitutional and siding with FPC and SAF. The post Court Rules Against Post
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Judge Knocks Down ATF’s Engaged in the Business Rule, iStock-1326757134 In a significant victory for gun rights advocates, a federal judge in Alabama has ruled
On January 15, 2019, an off-duty British SAS operator and high-level trainer, who goes by the nom de guerre of Christian Craighead, disrupted an Islamic
A Texas court upheld the federal interstate handgun sales ban, sparking outrage from FPC and promises of appeal. The post Texas Court Sides With Federal
There’s an uptick in Concealed Pistol Licenses in a very blue Washington county. By Dave Workman The latest report on licensed concealed carry in Washington
Joe LaPorto with the New Jersey Firearm Owners Syndicate. (Clip from GRPC live stream) By Dave Workman Things are happening in New Jersey, and for
Everytown’s Train SMART program gets praise from media but faces sharp criticism from NSSF and even gun-control allies. The post Everytown For Gun Safety Dupes
When it comes to modern load-bearing equipment, shaving off ounces without compromising durability has become an increasingly important priority. Many operators and competitive shooters know