Report Highlights: There are approximately 102 million gun owners in America. Of those, 0.5% to 2.5% report using firearms for self-defense every year. Studies and surveys from 1987 to 2025 suggest instances of defensive gun use range from 65,000 to 2.5 million each year. The most conservative defensive gun use …

Report Highlights: Three quarters of states in the U.S. do not impose bureaucratic hurdles, permits to purchase, or unnecessary restrictions on gun owners.   West Virginia, Montana, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Idaho, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Georgia, and Kentucky are the easiest states in which to buy a gun. West Virginia …

Report Highlights: The percentage of Americans owning guns varies depending on the state, age, and other factors. Over 60% of those living in Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska own guns. Nationwide, gun ownership has remained stable: between 30% and 32% since 2000. Americans aged 50 to 64 report the highest ownership …

Slipped into the state budget, new “first-in-the-nation” mandates turn private printers into state-run surveillance devices, criminalizing free speech and the right to bear arms simultaneously. The political class in New York has just mandated a digital panopticon inside your living room, slipping draconian provisions into the Fiscal Year 2027 State …

Report Highlights: Federal and state laws govern the manufacture, possession, and transfer of firearm suppressors (colloquially referred to as “silencers”). State laws vary.   Suppressors are illegal in eight states: California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. Suppressors are legal in 21 states if they …

Report Highlights: The gap between male and female gun owners in the United States has narrowed. Female gun ownership increased by 5-15% since 1980, while male gun ownership decreased by 11%. Between 39 and 43% of U.S. men (65-71 million) reported owning firearms in 2025. Between 17 and 25% of …

Report Highlights: Mass shootings accounted for 0.08% of gun deaths in the U.S. between 1968 and 2025. This report analyzes the genders of mass shooters. Between 1968 and 2026, there were 197 male mass shooters in the U.S. Between 1968 and 2026, there were two female mass shooters in the …

Report Highlights: The United States has more civilian-owned guns than any other nation. Estimates suggest the country has hundreds of millions of firearms. The United States has between 400 million and 500 million privately owned firearms. 46% of American households, approximately 65.19 million, contain at least one firearm. In 2026, …

Report Highlights: Chicago is a large city with a homicide rate higher than its peer cities. Of the 11 most populous U.S. cities (over 1 million people), Chicago consistently has the highest homicide rate. Chicago’s average homicide rate is 27.1 per 100,000 residents (excluding justifiable homicide and involuntary manslaughter). 64% …

This administration is just like the previous ones, claiming they are for your rights and liberty concerning the right to keep and bear arms while attacking you and your neighbors through unconstitutional means. The most recent incident comes from the corrupt-Bondi led Justice Department in a Montana case. ZeroHedge has …