Writer Conor Jameson on United Liberty, an oddly random website with interesting article topics that hum with a slightly click baity, AI-written vibe, took on a topic near and dear to many of our TTAG…
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In an expected move, national gun advocacy groups have taken action to challenge Illinois’ restrictive ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines at the U.S. Supreme Court level. The Colorado-based National Association for Gun Rights…
Anti-gun Pennsylvania lawmakers last week approved five restrictive gun control measures in the House Judiciary Committee, setting the stage for all five to be considered by the full House of Representatives. On Jan. 17, the…
New York’s clearly unconstitutional post-Bruen gun control temper tantrum took another hit yesterday. US District Court Judge Glenn Suddaby issued an injunction blocking major portions of the law including the subjective “good moral character” requirement,…
Courtesy Franklin Armory Section 40 of California Assembly Bill 88 is expanding the definition of what constitutes an “assault weapon” to include more firearms. Because of course they are. The notable additions are: (9) A…
The Colt Canada-produced C20 semi-automatic Intermediate Sniper Weapon is being acquired for the Canadian Army in small numbers. (Photo: Canadian Army) The Canadian Army is dropping $6 million into Colt Canada’s coffers for the new…
A collection of guns including a Ruger Mini-14, bottom, which is banned in Canada as of May 1, 2020, and a Mossberg 500 series 12-gauge shotgun, top, which could be banned as well. (Photo: Ben…
Cary Baker, the owner of Iron Sights Training Center in New Brunswick, Canada, has lost over 60% of his sales due to the Canadian ban on “military-style assault weapons.” (Photo: Cary Baker/Facebook) Cary Baker, the…
As of today, guns such as this Ruger Mini-14, cannot be operated in Canada. (Photo: Ben Philippi/Guns.com) Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a gun ban today on 1,500 “military-style assault weapons.” EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Although…