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So there it is in plain English: anti-gunners aren’t interested in safety, they’re interested in control. If they can’t outright ban something, they’ll tax it into oblivion.

Instead, their top law enforcement agency is spending taxpayer dollars trying to entrap big-box retailers over $20 toys.

“This update is about getting it right and making sure we’re focused on public safety,” ATF Acting Director Driscoll said in a press release.

So we’ll ask you: Which ad campaign better represents the military you want defending your country?

Here’s a wild question: In a world of drone swarms, AI-guided submarines, and robotic fighter jets—does your concealed carry piece even matter anymore?

That’s right—no more NFA tax stamps. No more paperwork purgatory. No more waiting a year just to protect your ears.

Oklahoma just passed House Bill 2818—and it’s a big upgrade for property defense.

“A lot of retailers are giving up,” Alle explained. “If they report crimes and theft, they’ll lose their insurance.”

But should gun-rights organizations speak out more forcefully about such issues, or would that be outside their scope? According to Siler, it aligns squarely with their mission: