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Why did the push for banning so-called “assault weapons” suddenly come to an apparent halt?

This is not a scientific study, but I did ask some of my friends recently who own firearms why they don’t hit the range more often. I thought their answers were pretty interesting, some I emphatically agreed with and others less so. Maybe their responses will resonate with you. Then again, maybe they won’t. But feel free to provide any insight on why you think more folks don’t shoot more often.

What are your thoughts on the diversification of the gun community? Do you support the LGBT movement?

California Gov. Jerry brown approved a bill Tuesday that would give family members the power to seize the firearms of a relative they deem to be a danger to himself/herself or others.

The argument against New York Times columnist and pro-gun control sympathizer Nicholas Kristof. Yup, he’s a knucklehead.

The D.C. city council approved on Monday a draconian may-issue concealed carry law that will once again deny law-abiding citizens the right to keep and bear arms outside the home.

Everytown for Gun Safety has launched its midterm elections campaign, announcing which candidates it will back in states around the country.

Last week Missouri lawmakers stood up for the Second Amendment and overrode Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of a bill that will allow school districts to arm teachers and administrators provided they pass special gun-safety training programs.

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