As President Joe Biden’s political career approaches its denouement, gun control still remains high on his wish list, and the weekend saw him observe the 12th anniversary of the carnage at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., by calling on Congress to “do more.” In a 482-word statement issued by the White House, Biden declared, […]
Maine Gun Control Advocates seek ‘Ghost Gun’ Ban
Maine gun control proponents are pushing for a ban on so-called “ghost guns,” but a report at WGME News in Portland suggests anti-gunners actually are not certain why they think such firearms—built from parts and kits—are more dangerous than stolen or illicitly-acquired commercially-produced firearms in the hands of criminals. Indeed, in remarks to How Stuff […]
NJ, MN Attorneys General Sue Glock Over After-Market Modifications
Attorneys General in New Jersey and Minnesota have filed lawsuits in state courts in their respective states against Glock, Inc and Glock Ges.m.b.H., alleging the firearms manufacturer knowingly produces, distributes and sells semi-automatic pistols which can be “easily” converted to fire fully automatically with the installation of an illegal device generically known as a “Glock […]
Gallup’s Gun-Ownership Data is Pure Fiction
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Gun ownership rates haven’t changed much since the 1960s, Gallup pollsters would have you believe. Gun ownership is actually two points lower today than it was in the 60s, the polling giant claims. According to Gallup, gun ownership data has been roughly the same for more than 60 […]
WA Gun Ban Group Reveals 2025 Legislative Agenda
By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief UPDATED @ 8:20 a.m. — The billionaire-backed Alliance for Gun Responsibility, a Seattle-based gun prohibition lobbying group, has announced its legislative agenda for Washington State in 2025, including a requirement for permits to purchase, a tax on firearm and ammunition sales, and a restriction on “bulk sales.” Alan Gottlieb, chairman of […]
Supreme Court Will Conference Dec. 16 on Maryland Gun Ban Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will conference next Monday, Dec. 16 to determine whether justices will hear arguments in the long-running challenge of Maryland’s ban on so-called “assault weapons,” to ultimately rule whether such a ban violates the Second Amendment. The case is known as Snope v. Brown, but was originally known as Bianchi v. Frosh, […]