The gun industry loves April Fools. Like a lot. I’m not entirely sure exactly why, but it’s become a tradition that on April 1st, gun makers and related companies release a ton of ads that promise some bizarre products.
In firing a handgun for the first time, I may have taken the first step toward making myself the tiniest bit harder to kill. However, instead of community, I found suspicion.
Florida’s new Attorney General James Uthmeier said in a social media post that he would not defend the ban on gun sales to adults under 21 if the case is heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
While attending the 2025 SHOT Show, we had a chance to talk with Amanda Suffecool. Suffecool, an NRA board member,
The approval of the bills passing out of committee is a great sign for Second Amendment supporters and shows pro-firearm, pro-industry Members of Congress are making good on their promises.
Donna Anthony is currently the Chief of Police for an Alaska police Department with over 20 years of law enforcement
Instead of protecting Arizona firearm manufacturers from financial discrimination, Gov. Katie Hobbs sided with woke special interests. She vetoed the bill that would have protected Arizona businesses from financial discrimination.
The origins of labeling gun violence a public health issue come from the successful campaign against the tobacco industry, which at least involved products that were inherently unhealthy and addictive, even when used lawfully and as intended.
If you look closely enough, squint really hard, and read under perfect lighting, you might be surprised to find that
