Opinion Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares Jason Miyares has been Virginia’s Attorney General for three and a half years now, and for gun owners, his
The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) has filed a motion for summary judgment in its case pending before a U.S. District Court in Texas challenging the
The Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 6-24×50 scope promises high-end performance at an attractive price point, targeting budget-conscious long-range shooters and competitive precision rifle enthusiasts. But does
The .380 ACP has sparked debate among firearms enthusiasts for years, with some dismissing it as underpowered and others championing its compact, easy-to-handle nature. For
Former Obama administration Secretary of State and Biden administration “climate envoy” John Kerry’s recent anti-First Amendment rant during a World Economic Forum panel on “Green
When my six-year-old son looked at me and said he wanted a rifle, I went and got him a rifle. I’m a big proponent of
Right in time for hunting season, renowned German manufacturer C.G. Haenel has unveiled two new additions to its Jaeger NXT straight-pull bolt-action family of hunting
A federal judge in New York issued a permanent injunction against the Cortland Housing Authority (CHA), barring any firearms ban on CHA properties. The case,
In a true example of the old saying, “be careful what you wish for,” an elderly Ohio woman has been accused of fatally shooting a
Israel Disarmed by Mark Smith. Highly recommended read by AmmoLand Mark Smith has written a thoughtful examination of how disarmament by the State of Israel