Over the weekend, NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg gave a commencement address at Kenyon College, his message to the graduates: Congress lacked “the courage to stand up to the increasingly extremist view of the NRA’s Washington lobbyists.” Just the right advice for a 20-something entering the job market, right? Read more
A Missouri resident has generously offered three separate land parcels to any company who manufactures or distributes firearms, ammunition or accessories and is looking to set up shop in a Second Amendment friendly state. The sweetest part of the deal? He’s offering the land for free. Read more
Natalie Foster, NRA News commentator and publisher of GirlsGuideToGuns.com, discusses life as a female gun writer and the evolution of women’s role in gun culture. Read more
A complaint was filed today against the state of Colorado in federal court by 54 sheriffs and 20 other plaintiffs, on grounds that the state’s new gun control laws are unconstitutional. Read more
On Thursday, the Brady Center filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of an ordinance that requires all residents in Nelson, Georgia, to own firearm for self-defense. Read more
We’ve been keeping a close watch on Beretta. As Maryland tightens the noose around gun owners, and manufacturers too, Beretta has been forced to make a decision. And they’ve released a statement acknowledging their intentions. Read more
State law doesn’t currently allow for a gun registration outside of new sales or transfers. If signed into law, this bill would allow that type of database for Oakland. Read more
The new law will ban certain so-called ‘assault’ weapons, limit magazine capacity to 10 rounds, and require mandatory fingerprinting for handgun purchases. Read more
As part of a preventative measure to keep the federal government’s hands off of firearms owned by law-abiding South Carolinians, state Sen. Tom Corbin Corbin (R-Greenville) has introduced a bill that would make every person over 17-years-old part of the state’s “unorganized militia.” Read more
Alan Gottlieb, of the Second Amendment Foundation, explained why he supported the Manchin-Toomey proposal last month while other gun lobbies did not. Read more
