Commerce Announces Permanent ‘Pause’ on Firearm Exports
Later this morning, the Commerce Department will announce a new rule making their Bureau of Industry and Security’s alleged “90-day […]
War on Guns: Biden Commerce Dept. Will Make Small Arms Export Pause Permanent
This morning, a briefing will be held by the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) for “the
I Don’t Believe in Coincidences
I joke that I’m not superstitious. When someone asked why that was, my response is simple: “because it’s bad luck.”
FBI Director Wray Sounds Alarm Over Chinese Digital Threats
We live in uncertain times. Nothing has done so much to bring that uncertainty home recently as a Thursday speech
Who’s Running a Disinformation Campaign Against the Vista/CSG Deal and Why?
In the outdoor industry handshakes often seal agreements and paperwork is a formality. Sure, deals fall through, but seldom is
Caution: ATF Background Check Reinterpretation Rule Ahead
Thursday, the Biden Administration rolled out a continuation of their efforts to restrict firearms and ownership rights via their favorite
World Shooting and Shooting the Moon
The NRA World Shooting Championships had a little of everything this past week at Camp Atterbury, Indiana. From raging thunderstorms
Indiana’s Janet Holcomb – A First Lady Who Knows Her Way Around a Gun
When I hear “First Lady” a few names instantly pop into mind: Nancy Reagan, Rosalyn Carter, and Laura Bush for
Protection and Preparedness Choices: An Interview With Paul Markel
Paul Markel’s byline is familiar to many of our readers. Over the years, he’s written a number of features for
World Shooting Championship Course Takes a Hit From the Weather
When the shooters take to their various stages to begin the NRA’s World Shooting Championship today at Camp Atterbury, Indiana,