S.H. Blannelberry

The Center for American Progress released a study last week that suggests a link between “tough” gun laws and a reduction in “gun violence.”

I’m not sure who I stole the following quote from, but I use it quite a bit: “The mind is like a parachute — it only works if it’s open.”

“If our elected leaders are really concerned about protecting Americans from violence, they should start with armed and dangerous toddlers,” said Dan Gross, President of the Brady Campaign.

More undercover video surfaces of Hillary Clinton donors and supporters saying that the Democratic presidential nominee will attack the 2A rights of law-abiding citizens.

However, I’m afraid I can’t encourage millions of people whom I’ve never met to just run out and cast a ballot, simply because they have the right to vote. That would be like encouraging everyone to buy an AR-15, simply because they have the right to bear arms.

Let me be the first to say that I’m sold on smart guns, firearms that utilize technology to disable a firearm for unauthorized users.

Recently, a police officer was fired for not shooting a man who had a gun in his hand and was telling the officer to shoot him.

In the latest show of hypocrisy from the White House, President Obama has increased the rate of sentence commutations for criminals doing time for firearm-related offenses.

Clay Martin walks you through three different ways to practice one-handed reloads. Which way is the best method? Well, watch, practice and then decide for yourself.