“All of these restrictive gun control measures have only penalized law-abiding citizens,” noted CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb.

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Directly infringing on the people’s right to keep and bear arms doesn’t make them safer, obviously. It makes them soft targets for the criminal element that thrives under adverse conditions.

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On Thursday, August 20th, the Richmond City Council will consider banning firearms in certain public locations. 

A U.S. district judge in New York has thrown out a lawsuit by the National Rifle Association alleging that Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s March 20 order violated its members constitutional rights by closing gun stores categorized as “non-essential.”

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Youtuber Allen Pan believes that everyone should wear a mask to help curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. To ensure compliance he created the mask gun.

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Any other year, taking money from an industry that’s conducting barred activity would be called corruption. Not election years, though, and not when it comes to banks and guns.

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BELLEVUE, WA – The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is “subject to the jurisdiction of Texas courts” in a First Amendment case brought by Defense Distributed, a Texas-based firm, and the Second Amendment Foundation. The case revolves around plaintiffs’ distribution of materials related to […]

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First responders used the jaws of life to free a 5-year-old from an empty gun safe this week.

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“Senators Ernst and Tillis may be beholden to special interests, but they ultimately answer to the voters, who will make their voices heard this November,” he continued.

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Just days after the U.S. 9th Circuit Court ruled that California’s magazine ban is unconstitutional, multiple intruders forced their way into homes across the country as residents fought to protect themselves and their loved ones.

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Today, August 18th, is the start of the special session, which will likely last 2-3 weeks. Delegate Glenn Davis previously filed two pro-Second Amendment bills to roll back some of the anti-gun laws passed during the regular 2020 session. While no gun control bills have been filed, your NRA will be actively monitoring the session.

Magnum Research is bringing back a long-time favorite for 2020, the Baby Eagle. The Baby Eagle, a cousin to the CZ-75, will be offered in two sizes with two frame options in three calibers.

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You might be reading this article because you’re one of the few people who either have a love-hate relationship or simply fell out of love with some modern 6- or 6.5-mm rifle caliber like those with the Creedmoor name on it. Or you might be shopping around for a backup deer rifle chambered for a […]

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Ahead of the August 18th start date for the Virginia special session, Delegate Glenn Davis (R-84) has introduced two pro-Second Amendment bills to roll back some of the anti-gun laws passed during the regular 2020 session.

In August, the Municipal Messenger of Morris Township, NJ published a notice that applications were being accepted for the jurisdiction’s 2020 Citizen Police Academy. The notice was accompanied by a photograph of the Academy’s 2018 Class, posing with finger-guns at the ready against the backdrop of a calibrated gun sight reticle.

City of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has consistently demanded more gun control as the answer to the “epidemic of violence”that her city is experiencing. In an interview on July 18, for example, the mayor was clear: “the only way we’re going to really get at that problem in a profound way …is to have federal laws in place that require background checks and strengthen the penalties for people who pick up guns and wreak havoc in our communities.” 

It’s hard to get good survey data on firearms related issues for a number of reasons, which we’ll detail below, but new data indicates that gun owners are a diverse community and provides more evidence that the recent surge in gun sales was not restricted along partisan, racial, or gender lines.

As the California Legislature enters the final few weeks of session, it's important that gun owners keep up the pressure in opposing anti-gun and anti-hunting legislation that is continuing to move. The remaining bills are all awaiting final decision making in the respective fiscal committees prior to the August 21st deadline.

How did the APC10 run? As expected for a price tag of $2599. As in, smooth as butter and without a hiccup. If you are looking for a personal defensive solution that packs a big punch, this one is an absolute winner.

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