Current Events in the Gun Industry

“Congress’s decision to review the Obama administration’s back-door gun grab is a significant step forward in protecting a fundamental constitutional right for law-abiding gun owners,” said Chris W. Cox, the NRA’s chief lobbyist, in a press release.

Instead of relying on gun control laws the authorities are ramping up security measures, including the presence of armed military personnel, the erection of cement barriers and frequent bag inspections.

Terry Morgan, a Dallas homeowner, found himself in the midst of a shootout Saturday morning after several armed robbers attempted to break into his residence.

“Massachusetts prohibits firearms it pejoratively defines as ‘assault weapons,’ which is a non-technical, entirely fabricated, and political term of uncertain definition and scope,” the 33-page lawsuit contends.

“I’m a mom. And just like millions of other women, I dress head-to-toe in black leather and live to shoot ‘thugs’ in the head,” said Watts on Twitter, clearing mocking Loesch.

The Dieback Thigh Rig minimalist hunting pack is for when your pockets aren’t big enough — and a fanny pack isn’t happening.

By far the most exciting product from Burris is the new spotting scope. The most interesting features include modular eyepieces and the integrated mount for a red dot. Burris will offer different eyepieces that are marked for MIL, MOA and with Burris’ SCR competition reticle.

“The city tried to severely limit where shooting ranges could be located, and they failed,” said Second Amendment Foundation veep Alan Gottlieb.

His final gun-related action as President sought to ban traditional lead ammo on federal grounds and waterways.