When Was the Last Time You Practiced Your Draw?
Those of us who only have access to square indoor ranges are at a disadvantage. A lot of them have […]
Reality Check: Hunting is On the Ballot Every Year
The topic of hunting is always on the ballot. It seems that an increased amount of hunting-related legislation has been proposed over the past few years, and this November is no exception.
Bogus JAMA Study Claiming Hunting Leads to Gun Violence Gets All the Play the Authors Had Hoped
Deeply flawed, agenda-driven studies like the Sharkey JAMA report are, sadly, far too common. There is plenty of money in academia will take grant funding pursue junk science to demonize hunters and push gun control agenda.
DA Kamala Harris Could Have Jailed or Deported an MS-13 Gang Member Before He Murdered 3 San Franciscans, But She Didn’t
By Sigiloso1776 One of the latest talking point from the Harris for President campaign is that she’s an experienced, tough-on-crime
Why is Meta (Facebook and Instagram) Shadow-Banning a US Paralympian?
By Joe Bartozzi In recent years, Big Tech has expanded its control over public discourse with platforms like YouTube and
USA Shooting at the 2024 Olympics in Paris
From USA Shooting . . . USA Shooting has a strong roster for the Paris 2024 Games. With a team that includes
Spirit of Aloha: Hawaii Working to Reestablish a Gun Rights-Free Kingdom in the Pacific
By Michael Findlay Hawaii might be the picture of paradise with swaying palm trees and sugar-sand beaches. Beyond the postcard-worthy
Two-Thirds of Voters Say Gun Crime is a Criminal Problem, Not a Public Health Problem
By Salam Fatohi There are many concerns with U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy’s recent declaration that “gun violence” is a
SCOTUS’s 2023 Term Was a Triumph for Reining in Executive Branch Overreach
By Shelby Baird Smith The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 Term has been a triumph for reining in executive overreach. It
DOJ Eyes Vista Ammo Brand Sale for Antitrust Violation
…in recent weeks DOJ antitrust lawyers have been meeting with third parties, including law enforcement groups concerned that the deal