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Ian Fleming conjured his fictional MI6 agent 007 based upon his personal experiences as a spy during WW2. The name James Bond was pirated from that of an obscure ornithologist of the day. Fleming wanted his secret agent to have a name that was both pedestrian and unremarkable.

In a HUGE win for 2A rights, the Supreme Court today struck down New York’s restrictive “may-issue” standard that requires one to provide to the government a “proper cause.”

The Orlando Police Department has released footage of a deadly traffic stop shooting that took place May 18th on Mercy Drive in Orlando, Florida.

Politicians don’t give a f–k about you, they don’t give a f–k about me, and they don’t give a f–k about our children.

This is a review of the suppressor buying process through Silencer Central. 

“Here’s the thing: once Black people get guns in this country, the gun laws will change. Trust me,” Behar said recently on the show.

In a procedural vote on Tuesday, the U.S. Senate agreed to the first major gun control package in nearly 30 years.  

Retired Navy SEAL and former Missouri governor Eric Greitens is under fire this week for a political ad that calls on voters to get a “RINO hunting permit.” 

CMMG, a big innovator in AR-based designs, just announced the Dissent, their smallest AR to date.