In two major moves this week, the Trump administration made clear it’s not playing defense when it comes to your right to keep and bear arms—it’s going on offense.

Critics argue that subjective moral character standards could be used to target law-abiding citizens based on political views, religious beliefs, or social affiliations—effectively weaponizing discretion to deny rights.

Colion Noir just dropped a truth bomb about how dysfunctional gun buyback programs really are.

If you like your firearms with a little freedom and a whole lot of 45-meets-47 history, Bond Arms just delivered the ultimate collector’s piece.

In a long-overdue win for gun owners and the firearm industry, the Department of Justice and ATF have officially scrapped the Biden administration’s infamous “zero-tolerance” policy—a move hailed as a major victory for freedom and small businesses alike.

If you’re the type who puts in work rain or shine and expects your gear to hold up just the same, Henry’s got something new with your name on it.

Police are still investigating, and no charges have been filed against the homeowner. It looks like a textbook case of self-defense under Texas law.

The new law mandates unique merchant category codes for firearm and ammo purchases made with credit cards, essentially turning every trip to the gun shop into a flagged event.

This isn’t just regulatory housekeeping—it’s a full-on sledgehammer to the bureaucratic abuse that exploded under Biden’s ATF.