Current Events in the Gun Industry

“The gun control crowd has been predictably silent,” he continued, “because the use of firearms by private citizens in defense of themselves and others—especially a large crowd of worshippers in a church—just doesn’t fit the extremist gun control narrative.”

Instagram just launched the next attack in the corporate campaign to marginalize gun owners. The Facebook-owned social media giant will not allow influencers to be paid to promote vaping, tobacco products, or weapons, according to CNBC.

“These local officials may say they’re ‘defending the constitution,’ but they’re actually ripping it apart,” said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund.

“This is going to unlock a vein of pure gold that people on both sides of the aisle will appreciate,” he added.

“Gun violence in this country is a crisis. The cause is clear: spineless politicians in Washington who refuse to stand up to the NRA and pass common-sense reforms,” he said.

“We will not speculate about the possible use of the Virginia National Guard.”

State Representative Tom Brinkman (R-Mt. Lookout) wants to make Ohio the 18th state in the nation to enact Constitutional Carry.

Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam said while there will not be “retaliation” there will be “consequences” for those who openly flout the law.

LEVO defines “semiautomatic assault firearm” as a “selective fire rifle capable of fully automatic, semiautomatic or burst fire at the option of the user.”