‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Ruled Unconstitutional

The Third District Court of Appeals ruled a major portion of California’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban is a violation of the separation of powers doctrine and the due process of law. The three-person panel also directed a lower court to review the...

Ceasefire Lying Yet Again

Gun control advocates have continued their irrational attacks on law-abiding gun owners after being trounced at the polls last November with the defeat of gun control initiative 676. Just like with I-676, Washington Ceasefire is again blatantly lying, this time about...

Contradictions in Taggant Reports

Maybe the two taggant reports themselves were not as contradictory as it seemed, but the spin put on them indicated some differences. Both reports were released on March 4: One prepared by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF), the other by the National...

Women Would Break Gun Carry Ban When Necessary

In a voluntary poll of its readers conducted for its tenth anniversary, Women & Guns magazine found its readership skewing above the median in educational and economic categories, well-versed in firearms training and safety, but nevertheless willing to break gun...

Ohio AG, Feds Ink Brady Check Pact

Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery and the Justice Department worked out a deal on Dec. 18 to settle a dispute over checking the criminal histories of handgun buyers, according to Katherine Rizzo of Associated Press The quarrel was resolved by enlisting the help...

New Lead Recycling System Helps School Reclaim Range

If the average little .22 rimfire lead bullet weighs 40 grains, how many must be fired to equal 1,000 pounds? (Hint: a dozen of them weigh one ounce.) No, this is not a freshman algebra question. It is serious one with implications that threaten the future of many...