• Are School Shootings really “Becoming the Norm”?

    Recently, President Obama made a statement regarding the recent school shooting in Oregon, saying that “This [school shootings] is becoming the norm”. I’ve been skeptical about the reports that tell us of the increasing number of school shootings, and then I quickly remind myself of a report that was put out just this month by the Bureau…

  • The NRA gives their stance on Open Carry Demonstrations in businesses

    It started with Starbucks, and we’ve now seen it with Chipotle and Sonic. More are sure to come, and much of the blame by anti-gunners has been placed on the NRA. Because of this, the National Rifle Association has chimed in and given it’s opinions and thoughts on the growing number of open carry demonstrations…

  • Gun Owners of New York State: Tuesday June 3, 2014 Assembly Bills 3244-A (Microstamping) and 3941-A (Safe Storage) will be acted on

    Tuesday June 3, 2014 Assembly Bills 3244-A (Microstamping) and 3941-A (Safe Storage) will be acted on in the Assembly Codes committee. Quick passage is expected through the committee and then the bills will be sent to the floor for a vote. The makeup of the Assembly 107 Democrats versus 43 Republicans means that they should…

  • CA lawmakers want ‘Gun Violence Restraining Order’ which sounds like a scary bill that will be open to abuse

    Lawmakers in Sacramento, CA are proposing a new bill, AB 1014, in response to the recent STABBING/shooting in the state last week. We have taken a look at this law and it’s nothing to sneeze at. While it aims to stop tragedies like the one last week from happening again, we don’t see how it will.…

  • Georgia Governor signs “Guns Everywhere Bill”

    Not too long ago today, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal (R) signed into law a new bill that gives people much more freedom to carry their firearms where they want throughout the state. Called the “Safe Carry Protection Act”, it allows licensed firearms owners to carry in more places than ever, including government buildings, bars, and a wide variety…

  • NEW YORK GUN OWNERS RESIST REGISTRY

    Empire state politicians gauge gun registration deadlines come and gone and enforcement of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s landmark gun control law they say is unconstitutional and may cost him re-election. “New Yorkers are blind to how many people registered their ‘assault weapons’ by the April 15 deadline,” said William R. “Bill” Nojay (R.-Pittsford)  state assemblyman…

  • Supreme Court declines to hear gun law challenges

    The Supreme Court Monday disappointed gun-rights activists once again, declining to review two cases involving the rights of those under 21 to own handguns. Activists had urged the court to accept the cases, saying there was a “massive judicial resistance” to expanding gun rights following the Supreme Court’s decisions in 2008 that there is a…

  • Georgia House votes to loosen gun laws

    Soon, Georgia concealed-carriers may be able to carry in bars, places of worship, airports and even government buildings that do not have security checkpoints. The “Safe Carry Protection Act” easily passed the state House Tuesday in a 119-56 vote. Rep. Dustin Hightower (R), a co-sponsor of the bill, told the Times-Georgia:  This bill is truly one…

  • How does the firearm industry get around unjust laws? This is how.

    10 round limit on your magazine? Seven round limit in NY? The law is the law, unless you find a brilliant way around it. Introducing the Mako Pentagon Mag. It holds up to 5 magazines, each with a 10-round capacity. Talk about quick changing and ingenious design. Carry 50 rounds in 50 states.