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Shooting Vacation: NRA Whittington Center
There’s nothing quite like time spent close to nature. But some locations force a choice between outdoor sports (which can…Read More >
There’s nothing quite like time spent close to nature. But some locations force a choice between outdoor sports (which can…Read More >
New York is not known for being the most gun-friendly state. In fact, it has some of the harshest restrictions…Read More >
NEW YORK — The attorney general for New York, Letitia James, sued the National Rifle Association (NRA) on Thursday, seeking…Read More >
The National Rifle Association (NRA) has announced that retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. Oliver North will become the next president of the association “within a few weeks.” The news stunned some in that Pete Brownell (abruptly) decided not to run for a second term, Both the NRA’s first and second vice presidents were also unable to take the position, but none of that dampened the enthusiasm for North.
Whenever a politician or anti gunner proposes legislation and explains it as common sense, there is one thing you can be sure of, it is anything but common sense to gun owners or those who believe in the Second Amendment. Such is the case of the call from Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe for the enactment of a new one-handgun-a-month law to mimic a handgun rationing law that was repealed in 2012.
The candidate who claimed politicians “need both a public and a private position” on policy issues demonstrated that tendency Wednesday night in the final presidential debate in a desperate bid for damage control on a statement she made in a private meeting with wealthy donors when she slammed the Supreme Court as “wrong on the Second Amendment” and called for reinstating the assault weapons ban.
Many people are trying to understand the full impact of the President’s latest gun control measures. As a quick synopsis, here are responses from the NRA and National Shooting Sports Foundation.
Loesch is vocal and high profile, but hardly alone when it comes to the vitriol of the gun control crowd. The antis call themselves “peace-loving,” then turn around, and show their true colors. They use social media to publish threats to harm, debase, and threaten to kill gun owners and their families with the sickest forms of speech and wishes. Read the full story here.
To protect against biased local governments, Pennsylvania lawmakers passed a law in 2014 that made local lawmakers a bit nervous. Local communities that passed draconian laws that conflicted with state laws or rights granted by the states could find themselves on the defendant line of lawsuits from the NRA. However, a state court struck down that law earlier this week.
A perennial champion of the Second Amendment, the NRA strikes another victory for the Second Amendment raising Chicago’s anti-gun law reimbursement to over $1.5 million!