With the 2019 Missouri legislative session to start shortly, legislators have been busy pre-filing both pro and anti-gun legislation.

If there was ever a time to become active and let your voice be heard, it is now.

Speaking of the millennial generation, The Washington Post branded their support for gun rights as “mysterious,” acknowledging that it “does not bode well for liberals hoping that the arc of history will eventually bend toward greater gun control.”

The lawsuit claims police — without justification — kicked in the door to the apartment and began shooting, spraying bullets that hit Robinson 76 times.

The dead in Parkland can’t be “restored”, but it’s a good first job.

According to a Gallup poll conducted earlier this month, gun control and guns rank at the very bottom of the list of what adults say is the country’s top problem – coming in at three percent.

Rather than replace a few perfectly good toys, these anti-gun extremists could help provide the entire country what it wants for Christmas, a short respite from the ceaseless political strife, if only they could manage to curb their intolerance for a few brief moments this year.

Fear not as our hero shoots from the hip now and takes them out! Then he turns and … whoa, hold on. Did we just get nine shots from a six-round revolver? Yes, we did. Welcome to the world of gun misinformation. 

Two of Bexar County’s finest were seen on surveillance footage and by multiple witnesses threatening to carry out a mass shooting after people refused to obey their commands.

Under the Democrats’ plan, a background system like that in California would require a gun seller to seek government permission for any sale or transfer of a firearm. Such a system was put in place in California in the early 1990s and has failed to prevent some of our nation’s most heinous mass public attacks. Meaning this bill is not about “curbing gun violence,” it’s about controlling the tax cattle.