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Some called the gun owner a vigilante. Others called him a hero. Colion Noir saw something deeper: a collision between law, morality, and cold reality.

Officers gave multiple clear commands to drop the weapon. Campbell didn’t. Both officers fired, striking him multiple times.

Those comments are now coming back to haunt him as he begins laying the groundwork for a gubernatorial run in the most pro-gun state in the nation.

“I understand that this is AI,” he said. “I don’t want anyone to think I’m trying to bring my son back. I wish I could… but I can’t.”

On July 18, ASA and its powerhouse partners filed Padua v. Platkin, challenging New Jersey’s outright ban on suppressors.

In a time when Second Amendment supporters have grown used to being sidelined or smeared, this presidential message hits like a clean shot from a well-sighted rifle.

Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani echoed the call, claiming New Yorkers “are only as safe as the weakest laws in the nation.”

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker was all smiles as he signed two new gun control bills into law this week, claiming they’ll save lives and protect children.

Derrick Perry, a Marine veteran and hospital employee, was checking out at Walmart on Saturday in Traverse City, MI when panic erupted.