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The DOJ filed back-to-back federal lawsuits against Denver and Colorado, putting the city's AR-15 ban and the state's magazine ban in constitutional crosshairs.
Read More →We, as a society, have defined “dangerous” down. That’s a bad thing. When most of us–even the most dedicated pro-2A activists–hear about gun laws that prevent convicted felons from possessing firearms, we shrug. That’s because most of us have a different definition of a “felon” than much of the U.S. government. As NRA’s Institute for…
Let’s get this part out of the way right now: Most Americans would be okay with this if due process were being honored. It’s not. Most Americans, even those of us who understand that the Second Amendment protects an absolute right, also understand that under certain extreme circumstances those rights can be legally limited. Emphasis…
The political experts at NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA, which is a separate entity from the NRA) believe that 2024 will be critical for the future of the Second Amendment. Here are their informed guesses about what’s in store for gun owners and the right to keep and bear arms this year! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ While…
Last month, we wondered why the IRS has guns. Turns out, we were asking the wrong question. The real question isn’t “Why does the IRS have guns?”. The real question is “Why has the IRS been buying more guns since Biden took office?” That’s a question that Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-Okla.) has just officially asked…
NEWSFLASH: Americans don’t like violent crime. You know that, and I know that, but apparently the Democratic party doesn’t … and it’s about to cost them big in the upcoming midterms. The way you can tell is that the Associated Press–which has a very consistent anti-gun bias–just ran a poll on folks who switched party…
Q: What’s the most common word at the shooting range? A: “Huh?” American shooters who are still able to experience the entire upper and lower registers of their hearing, rejoice: The Hearing Protection Act is back in play. The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the firearm industry trade association, proudly welcomes U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo’s…
The Right to Keep and Bear Arms also includes edged weapons…and they’re after those, too. If Americans are curious about what life will look like if the anti-gunners get their way, all we need do is look overseas to Formerly-Great Britain, where “gun control” has morphed into “knife control.” Make no mistake; the Right to…
The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has a sunny prediction: The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms‘ (CCRKBA) Alan Gottlieb has a prediction: COVID-19, and the civil unrest and riots following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, has created millions of new gun…
A few days ago, pro-2A people were deeply disappointed when the United States Supreme Court declined to hear a number of Second Amendment-related cases, believing that victory was assured with a Court that leans “conservative” by a narrow margin. Although many Second Amendment activists see this as a missed opportunity, and it may well have…
“Throw a rock into a pack of dogs; the one that screams the loudest is the one you hit.” –My Granny Many Americans nationwide are beginning to question the wisdom of letting the Coronavirus quarantine run indefinitely as the economy sheds about half a million jobs for every business day that we remain in lockdown–and…
The Second Amendment is America’s First Line of Defense…now more than ever! When the Founding Fathers of our nation elected to place the right to keep and bear arms in the second-most-important spot in the Bill of Rights, they meant every word of it…and today, Brand Avalanche Media, together with our partners at the Second…
In a turn of events that should have surprised exactly no one, Los Angeles is now the second major California city to back down from their plans to stop doing official business with contractors who are members of the NRA. The first one, naturally, was San Francisco, when the city’s Board of Supervisors finally had…
