On March 14th, at 10:30AM, the House Civil Rights and Judiciary Committee will hold a public hearing for Senate Bill 5078, to allow anti-gun zealots to bankrupt the firearm industry with frivolous lawsuits. An executive session and vote will follow on March 17th. NRA members and Second Amendment supporters are encouraged to …

NSSF’s President and CEO Joe Bartozzi had a few words for Connecticut lawmakers considering Gov. Ned Lamont’s gun control proposals. Bartozzi testified and used every second to explain how wrong the governor’s proposals are and how they would only severely penalize law-abiding residents in the Constitution State. Bartozzi was joined by NSSF’s …

1. Fix It Fast You need a trauma kit containing all the critical items but with no fluff to add needless weight—and you also need a smart way to carry it. The Phokus Research Expedition Trauma Kit (ETK) offers the former and pairs perfectly with the GBRS Group Individual First Aid …

Have you ever noticed that when you initially settle in to shoot a group, oftentimes your first shot is somewhat “out” from the successive shots? I have, and it seems that I’m not alone, as questions about why this happens reappear from time to time. Several factors can cause deviations …

Lafayette, LA based Grey Man Tactical is now offering its new firearms locking transportation package for passenger vehicles, the Locking Vehicle Package. This turnkey solution includes a vertical rifle locking rack and a pistol safe that are mounted to a frame meant to be secured behind the passenger or driver seat of …

C&H Precision Weapons was recently ranked as the fastest-growing business in the manufacturing sector—and 16th overall among privately held companies—in the southeast U.S. region by Inc. Magazine. The prestigious list ranks companies by their percentage of revenue growth over the period of 2019 to 2021. During that time, C&H posted an increase …

Liberty and responsibility are obverse sides of the same coin. Historian Russell Kirk once wrote, “Every right is married to a duty; every freedom owes a corresponding responsibility.” When we exercise our liberties, we assume responsibility for the consequences of that free exercise. I recently wrote about making the transition from …

The NRA-backed lawsuit challenging the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive’s (ATF) new classification of braced pistols as “short-barreled rifles” (SBRs) is a big one, and includes half of the states in the nation as plaintiffs. Filed in North Dakota, the case, Firearms Regulatory Accountability Coalition, Inc. v. Merrick Garland, claims the ATF …

Many Tennessee residents are aware of a recent court case involving Wildlife Officers with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) entering properties without standard warrants. The practice of obtaining a warrant is commonly required in America to properly authorize non-consensual entry onto private property. The case that has brought the most attention …

A bill to amend the Uniform Commercial Code to limit the definition of “money” to exclude cryptocurrencies has been placed on the Governor’s desk.  While it may not seem like a Second Amendment related issue at first glance, it impacts our freedom to pay for firearms in the way we …