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“Hoosiers value their Second Amendment rights, yet under the current regime they are forced to ask the government for extra permission in order to exercise the fundamental right of carrying a firearm for self-defense,” said John Weber, NRA state director in Indiana. 

Every round would be subject to taxation. (Photo: Levi Sim/GunsAmerica) Two state lawmakers in New York want to impose an excise tax on each round of ammunition available for purchase to the public. Late last month, Sen. Andrew Gounardes (D-Brooklyn) and Assemblywoman Pat Fahy (D-Albany) unveiled S. 8415, which would tax the retail sale of [...]

With at least two companies set to release a “smart gun” this year, a new poll from Morning Consult claims that 56% of gun owners support development of “smart guns.”

“I hate feeling like I don’t belong somewhere,” says Onnie Brown, an African American woman and Co-Vice President of NAAGA.

The state of Alabama is instructing Nathan Kirk, the owner of Blount County Tactical, to surrender his personalized license plate because it contains “objectionable language.” 

YouTube needs to crack down a variety of pro-2A channels, say a group of federal lawmakers, all of whom are Democrats.  

Connecticut’s governor ripped a page from the Biden administration playbook and attempted to divert attention from failures to address rising crime by calling for increased gun control

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt has a novel proposal on how to reduce crime across the Sunflower State.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont unveiled this week a $64 million proposal supposedly designed to address rising rates of violent crime in the state.