This Week

Many pro-gun control advocates argue that the Second Amendment is not only outdated but useless in today’s day and age because the United States military could easily crush a citizen’s rebellion. Are they right?

Over the Summer, before he announced his candidacy for 2016 presidential election, Republican Sen. Ted Cruz visited the Shield Tactical gun range in Shiner, Texas. While there, the texan shot a M249 light machine gun on full auto, which clearly put a smile on the man’s face.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe was busy this past week, signing several pro-gun bills while vetoing some others.

Mark Katchem, 25, walked into a Wells Fargo Branch in Cobb County, Georgia, last Tuesday with the intent to rob it. He would have succeeded if it wasn’t for a law-abiding veteran armed with a handgun.

Part III of “Why You Need an AR-15 with a 30 Round Mag,” I’m calling this the Alan Korwin edition.

The Independence, Missouri, police officer that tasered 17-year-old Bryce Masters in September was indicted last Thursday by a federal grand jury.

“Let’s shoot some rifle rounds through pistol armor, Level IIIa, and see how many panels it takes to stop them!” — DemolitionRanch

Kroger CFO Michael Schlotman addressed the ongoing battle the retail food chain has with the gun-control organization Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America during an appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box on March 25.

“For years, the District of Columbia has infringed on its residents’ Second Amendment rights and rendered them vulnerable to criminals who could care less what the gun laws are,” said Sen. Rubio. “This legislation will finally allow D.C.’s law-abiding residents and visitors access to firearms for sporting or lawful defense of themselves and their homes, businesses and families.”