Laws & Rights
Plain answers on what the law actually says — suppressor and NFA rules, prohibited-person questions, restoration of rights, and how the answer changes from one state to the next.
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How Sacramento’s Latest Tantrum Just Blue-Balled Every Gun Enthusiast in the Golden State Oh, California—land of avocado toast, celebrity meltdowns, and now, the most dramatic California Glock Block in history. If you’ve been nursing a secret crush on that sleek Glock 19 you’ve been eyeing, brace yourself: the state that’s already turned your swimming pool…
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Welcome to Freedom’s Lodge, where we’re spotlighting Second Amendment wins that fortify gun rights. This week, firearm freedoms soared with major court rulings dismantling restrictive gun control laws and congressional action against ATF overreach. These gun rights victories highlight the unstoppable fight for Second Amendment protections. Let’s dive into the action! Second Amendment…
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Brooklyn Shooting: Another day, another tragedy in gun-control paradise: Up to four thugs unleashed hell in Brooklyn’s Taste of the City Lounge, killing three and wounding nine in a gang spat. Police found 42 shell casings, yet New York’s ironclad laws did zilch to stop it. Mayor Adams calls it out after removing over…
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Say, when was the last time you saw anti-gunners marching for “our” lives? It’s been a minute, hasn’t it? Take a moment and run some phrases like “protest against gun violence” or “demonstration against lax gun laws” through your favorite search engine. Notice that, to the extent that there are any recent ones, they’re local…
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You know that scene in the Western movie when the good sheriff–whom everyone thought was dead–appears in the third act to save the day? “Yeah, that’s right,” he says, drawing his wheelgun, “I’m back.” In this particular metaphor, the good townspeople have been overrun for years by a nasty gang of outlaws who insisted that the…
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IF JUST ONE LIFE IS SAVED, IT’LL BE WORTH IT! Let’s face it, German car culture is absolutely out of control. It has a serious body count, and that body count just went up. The recent mass murder attempt in a German public market proves it, and we’re so sick and tired of having to…
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We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Every accusation leveled at pro-gun pols is actually a confession from the accuser. When we were told that Donald Trump was set to usher in a new age of anti-Constitutional authoritarianism if he were elected, that was a confession. When we were told that he will…
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This is John Kerry’s “goose hunt” all over again. Only dumber! Starting to miss John Kerry yet? He may not have exactly covered himself in glory during his tour of the Vietnam conflict, but he did go. There were never any questions about whether he actually completed his service. When Kerry went hunting in a…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…