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This Thursday, a federal appeals court determined that a Biden administration regulation banning stabilizing braces for weapons is probably unlawful and remanded the matter to a judge for further consideration. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives website states that stabilizing braces, often referred to as pistol braces, “[provide] surface area that allows the […]

When attacking Senator Mitch McConnell over a troubling pause in the lawmaker’s speech last week, David Hogg overstepped his bounds. The senator was the target of the teenage gun grabber from Harvard University for an odd Wednesday incident. Then, as McConnell was speaking at a press conference, he appeared ill and froze. He was assisted […]

United States v. Rahimi will be the subject of another Second Amendment case that the Supreme Court will consider next term. The choice to hear Rahimi’s case was made just one year after the Supreme Court rendered its landmark Bruen ruling. For supporters of the Second Amendment, that might be good news—or bad. In order […]

According to Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL), the family of a slain U.S. Marine had to pay to have their loved one’s remains transported. The shocking cost to transport the Marine’s remains to Arlington National Cemetery totaled to $60,000 in total. One of the “Fallen 13” who perished in the chaotic retreat from Afghanistan, Marine Corps […]

Yevgeny Prigozhin has urged Russian servicemen to join his armed uprising against the country’s military hierarchy. Prigozhin is the head of Russia’s Wagner private army, which has been fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine. Social media videos purported to show Prigozhin’s soldiers arriving in a convoy in Rostov-on-Don, the location of the Russian military’s southern […]

Following Minnesota’s status as the 23rd state to legalize recreational marijuana last week, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives issued a strong warning. The author, apparently Jeff Reed, ATF’s Acting Special Agent in Charge of the St. Paul Field Division, sought to provide “clarification for gun owners and potential gun owners who may be considering […]

How do you know that California Governor Gavin Newsom, who has been asked to carry the Democratic flag in the struggle against the Trumpublicans, is secretly hoping that President Silver Alert doesn’t survive to make it to election day? He made the proposal for the 28th Amendment to the US Constitution today. Apparently, Newsom believes […]

Two elementary school principals were placed on leave in a stunning incident that occurred in a Seattle suburb, and it involved one of them having a confrontation with the police while high on cocaine and carrying a loaded gun at a grocery store. The two principals, Michael and Meghan Griffin, are married and each serves […]

After worrying reports of an unresponsive airliner approaching restricted airspace surfaced, the cause of the sonic boom heard above Washington, DC, on Sunday has been identified. On Sunday afternoon, a Cessna with an inattentive pilot and passengers entered a prohibited area of the sky, prompting the immediate dispatch of fighter jets. In order to approach […]

Nobody was surprised to learn that only a very small number of braced gun owners went through the hassle of filling out an eForm 1 for braced pistols they had during the just-ended “amnesty” period. Before the “grace period” for registrations ended on May 31st, the ATF claims to have received little more than a […]