Gun Control

“They can pass all the laws they want, and I can guarantee you we are going to find a way around them,” said Howell, the general manager of Olde West Gun & Loan in Redding, CA.

“We don’t have the resources to do it and we’re not even clear that we have the authority to do it. There are a lot of questions about due process,” Peter Kehoe, executive director for the state Sheriff’s Association, told the Times Union.

If you’ve been a member of the firearms community for any length of time, you’ve likely heard the “state militia argument” before. Asner and Weinberger’s recent Salon article is yet another iteration of this tired line of thinking.

A new poll from CBS News indicates that on the anniversary of the Sandy Hook massacre, 29% of Americans believe allowing more law-abiding citizens to carry firearms would help prevent gun violence.

This week, by a vote 395 to 2, the House passed the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act (H.R. 2706). It would put an end to Choke Point shenanigans.

Nancy Pelosi got caught lying about national concealed carry reciprocity.

Sheryl Crow is disappointed in the country music community.  The Grammy Award-winner believes that more of her peers need to speak out in favor of gun control.

National concealed-carry reciprocity moves forward today as the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 clears the House floor.

Last year Californians voted in favor of Proposition 63, a measure that institutes background checks for all ammunition purchases and requires sellers to obtain an “ammunition vendor license.” The new law goes into effect on January 1, 2018.