-
Choose Your
DownloadGet a digital revolver magazine when you sign up for our FREE email newsletters and store specials.
Gun Rights
[keywords]Gun Rights, Gun Rights Articles, Gun Rights Blogs, Federal Gun Rights Articles, State Gun Rights Articles, 2nd Amendment Articles Stories[/keywords]
Does Bank of America Discriminate Against Gun Makers?
UPDATE: Click here to watch a video of Kelly McMillan discussing the Bank of America controversy. Arizona-based McMillan, which produces custom-made rifles, ammunition, gunstocks and other related gear, recently announced that the Bank of America had apparently stopped doing business with McMillan because it made and sold firearms. According to FoxNews, “Kelly McMillan, operations director [...]
Video: Massad Ayoob on ‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws
// In this video from the Cato Institute, Massad Ayoob draws on his decades of experience to critically examine so-called “Stand Your Ground” and “Castle Doctrine” laws. Shown here are a short clip and a complete clip of his talk at the Cato Institute. Ayoob was one of many to speak at the Cato Institute [...]
Video: Miscommunication at Root of ‘Operation Fast & Furious’ Follies
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com If two federal agencies set out to tackle crime near the U.S.-Mexico border, it would make sense they’d communicate with each other, right? The latest information suggests that’s not the case. Miscommunication between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives apparently resulted in [...]
Kimber Opposes New York Firearm Microstamping Legislation
From Kimber: Yonkers, NY — March 21, 2012 — Kimber Mfg., Inc., one of America’s leading firearms manufacturing companies located in Yonkers, has announced strong opposition to both the proposed microstamping legislation and its inclusion in the budget (AB 9055C) under consideration by the New York State General Assembly. In addition to the Governor’s office, [...]
Let’s hear it for Colorado
This notice recently went out to all students and the Colorado School of Mines announcing that those with permits may carry concealed handguns on campus. This shows the right to self-defense does not stop at the campus boundaries. It also shows the extent to which Regents at the University of Colorado went to stop students [...]
Illinois: Women Advised to Use Combs and Keys Against Rapists
As reported by the Rockford Star, “Women who log onto an Illinois State Police Web page will find they are advised to protect themselves [in case of sexual assault] with a ‘rat tail comb, keys, pens and pencils’ against an assailant armed with a gun or knife. As a last resort, women are told put [...]
Gun Owner Calls Help Hotline, Gets Raided by SWAT
A depressed Army reservist who called a hotline for help says dozens of SWAT police responded by surrounding his home and arresting him, vandalizing and searching his place without a warrant, seizing his dog and killing his tropical fish. He had told the person on the hotline he was a gun owner.
Holder’s Latest: No Coverup in ‘Fast & Furious’
Attorney General Eric Holder vigorously denied a “coverup” by the Justice Department over “Operation Fast and Furious,” telling a House panel investigating the botched gun-running program that he has nothing to hide and suggesting the probe is a “political” effort to embarrass the administration.
Retired California Law Enforcement Officers Want to Keep Their Rifles
Over the last decade, California law enforcement agencies have allowed their officers to purchase their own rifles for on-duty use. Many of these rifles are considered “assault weapons” under California’s draconian gun laws, and therefore cannot be purchased or owned by civilians.
Holder to Testify Feb. 2 on DOJ’s Response to Fast and Furious
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa announced that U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has been scheduled to testify on February 2 about the Department of Justice’s knowledge of, and response to, gunwalking that occurred in Operation Fast and Furious.
