Current Events in the Gun Industry

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters on Friday that the U.S. may need to apologize for failing to inform Mexican authorities about the botched ATF sting known as “Fast and Furious.”

It is bad policy to change society based on extremely rare events, events covered by an ideologically driven media to obtain a specific policy which media elites desire.

The Canadian government issued a report in 2018 that found no data to suggest that gun bans reduce crime. Does Justin Trudeau care? Apparently not.

“We’ve gotten far too accustomed to the image of white protesters carrying paramilitary-level firearms in public spaces,” she wrote. “The presence of guns — often really large guns — at protests has become alarmingly normalized. It is time to take stock of what that means.”

Judge Woodlock said, “There’s no justification here” for mandating the closure of gun shops. He specified that gun shops will be free to open at Noon Saturday, May 9.

The gun-buying frenzy spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic includes not only first-time gun buyers but also Hollywood types and A-list celebrities, according to a report published in Los Angeles Magazine.

The “reopening” of America amid the COVID-19 pandemic is a contentious issue. Is it too soon? Is it too late? Should we have even shut down in the first place?

A line in the Canadian national anthem says, “God keep our land glorious and free!” Well today, Canada is less free.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced an “assault weapons” ban following a massacre in Nova Scotia that left 22 people dead. The ban will create a new definition for “assault weapon” and will specifically target 1,500 models of “military-style” rifles and shotguns, according to the CBC.