Current Events in the Gun Industry

YouTube is defending pulling live streamed footage of the Virginia gun rights rally saying it’s in-line with their policies.

Mayor Whaley and others are pushing to increase regulations regarding “ghost guns,” or guns made at home from parts and kits.

“I was prepared to see a whole lot more people show up than actually did and I think it’s an indication that a lot of this rhetoric is bluster, quite frankly,” said anti-gun activist Chris Hurst reports ABC 13.

In one behind-the-scenes clip posted to Instagram, Smith demonstrates how to respond when someone unwittingly points a firearm in your direction.

“In an attempt to intimidate lawmakers and subvert the will of voters, the NRA gave away dangerous high-capacity magazines – similar to those used in the country’s deadliest mass shootings – to random civilians at the Virginia statehouse today,” said Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.

The NRA’s indoor range at the organization’s headquarters in Fairfax, VA. (Photo: NRA) In Virginia this week, Democratic lawmakers are busy throwing the proverbial spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks.  Thus far, over 100 anti-gun bills have been introduced, covering everything from black rifle bans and bump stock prohibitions to universal background checks [...]

“We have to go out and take on the NRA and beat them,” Biden declares. “I’ve beaten them twice and I’ll beat them again.”

Question 2: No civilian needs an “assault rifle” because it is a “weapon of war.” When the above-mentioned criminal breaks in, his intent regarding your family is to declare:

Gun owners in Virginia are preparing for what promises to be a contentious legislative session set to begin on Wednesday, January 8, at the General Assembly in Richmond.