Hawaii Supreme Court Says the ‘Spirit of Aloha’ Trumps the United States Constitution
The justices of Hawaii’s Supreme Court have ruled that the U.S. Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Second Amendment is all […]
Austin Teens Caught Faking GOA Endorsements for Their Gun Tracking Invention
A recent story out of Austin shows that misguided people often show their ignorance and incompetence about guns and the
Guns On USPS Property: Do Not Trust Headlines or Press Releases
It’s always a bad idea to get your legal advice from the interwebs. While I’d like to think that that
Utah Legislature Tries to Rein In Anti-Gun Police at Salt Lake City Airport
A recent report from Fox 13 News in Utah tells the wild story of a police department that’s gone rogue.
Have Gun, Will Travel Isn’t A Good Idea For Helping at the Texas Mexican Border
A recent headline at Newsweek says, “Texas Defies Joe Biden By Recruiting Volunteers To Bolster Border Fight“. From that,
When the AceXR Virtual Shooting System Goes Beyond What You Can Do at the Range
In a previous article, I gave my first impressions of the AceXR virtual shooting system. In short, it’s an excellent
Kentucky State Rep Sets a Standard for Legislators in Other States to Follow
A recent bill in Kentucky shows us how state legislators should be responding to the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision. Instead
LEAPS: A Simple Technique You Can Use to Deescalate a Bad Situation
The anti-gun crowd would love to believe that people who carry for personal defense are blood-thirsty killers, or people who “wish a motherf— would”. But, in the words of Harold Fish, a man who got run through the criminal justice meatgrinder in Arizona a few years ago, “It’s not the ultimate big game tag” to shoot a fellow human being.
Struggling to Limit Gun Rights, Dems Want To Outlaw So-Called Private Military Activity (aka Training)
With the prospects for limiting gun rights in serious trouble at the Supreme Court level these days, the civilian disarmament
Law Journal Article Destroys Argument That Civilians Should Not Own Weapons Of War
A recent article in the Wyoming Law Review by Chuck Michel and Kostas Moros of the Michel & Associates law