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Face the Nation Airs ATF PropagandaBy NRA-ILA. Mar 18, 2024Those worried that Biden's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was so busy harassing well-meaning gun dealers and owners that it had forgotten about its biennial tradition can rest easy. [...] |
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Terrorism Is A Disease. Constitutional Carry Is The CureBy Lee Williams. Mar 15, 2024FBI Director Christopher Wray must be frustrated. He issued one of the strongest terrorism warnings earlier this week, but few seemed to notice and even fewer seemed to care. [...] |
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An Open Letter From Author Alan KorwinBy Alan Korwin. Mar 13, 2024It's important to keep in mind everything conceivably wrong or criminal about firearms is already illegal. So, when new laws are proposed, they typically only impact the innocent. [...] |
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Don't Get Caught Unaware and UnpreparedBy JPFO. Mar 12, 2024Our enemies are biding their time, knowing we are not in the best shape. We're coasting, on past strengths and accomplishments (and weaponry!), and personnel, way too significant for them to ignore. [...] |
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Louisiana Joins Constitutional Carry Club in 2024By Dean Weingarten. Mar 11, 2024On March 5, 2024, Governor Landry of Louisiana signed Bill SB 1, Constitutional Carry into law, now known as Act No. 1. The new law will go into effect on July 4, 2024. [...] |
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KY: Bizarre Bill to Destroy Resources for Irrational PurposesBy Dean Weingarten. Mar 8, 2024A bill before the Kentucky legislature aims to roll back a reform of firearms law enacted to preserve resources for the benefit of the public. In the year 2000, on July 14, a Kentucky gun law reform bill became effective. [...] |
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SCOTUS hears oral arguments in bump stock caseBy NRA-ILA. Mar 6, 2024On February 28, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case Garland v. Cargill, concerning ATF's 2018 rule classifying bump stocks as machineguns. The case involves firearms parts but does not hinge on the Court's interpretation of the Second Amendment. [...] |
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More anti-gun groups fabricating mass-shooting dataBy Lee Williams. Mar 4, 2024There were 648 mass shootings in 2020, according to the Gun Violence Archive. Everytown claims there were 636, but the FBI says there were 50. Four additional groups have their own data. None of it agrees. [...] |
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