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Our thoughts and prayers are with the Ruger family today as they are mourning the loss of former CEO William B. Ruger, Jr.

“The American people know gun safety isn’t a right-or-left issue — it’s a life-or-death issue that our leaders need to address immediately. Voters of all stripes want stronger gun laws — and Everytown is going to redraw the electoral map in November,” said John Feinblatt, the president of Everytown for Gun Safety.

Bumble, ever hear of it? Me neither. Apparently. it’s a dating app geared toward “shaking up outdated gender norms” where “women make the first move,” according to ithe website. Earlier this year Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd banned users from posting gun pics in their profiles, and in a recent interview with Fast Company, she [...]

Vice News contributor Krishna Andavolu doesn’t want to ban modern sporting rifles, he wants gun owners to buy insurance for them.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California is now blocking the enforcement of a ban on the display of handguns and handgun signs on the outside of retail locations, i.e. FFLs.

One lingering legal question concerning our 2A rights is the constitutionality of bans on black rifles. Can the government prohibit residents from purchasing and possessing some of the most popular semiautomatic long guns in the country? It’s a question Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has answered in the past while serving as a judge on [...]

“To create real change, we need millions of young people to engage in our democracy, understand the issues, and head to the ballot box. But first, they have to get registered,” states the website.

Sen. Joe Manchin is no longer getting any love from the nation’s gun lobby. The National Rifle Association released an attack ad this week that smacks the West Virginia Democrat with a “D” rating. “They want to take away your Second Amendment. You see what’s going on. I don’t think you want your Second Amendment [...]

“This is a justifiable homicide all day long. You have the right protect yourself,” Sheriff Judd said Wednesday. “This was the intent of the law.”