Mayor Adams demands credit card giants start tracing gun purchases. “Why would you not want to do this?”https://t.co/VuL0UtLv4Q — New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) August 30, 2022 Gun control groups are reviving their effort to…
Credit card companies track spending based on the type of retailer where a card is used — though they do not track the individual items that are purchased. Each purchase is tagged with what’s called…
Smith & Wesson’s President and CEO Mark Smith published a public statement that turned the tables on Congressional gun controllers for their political theater blame game. It’s a sentiment shared by NSSF and one which the firearm…
“They know [an assault weapons ban is] not going to reduce any crime or stop one person from getting a gun or stop anyone from coming into Naperville to commit a crime,” [Law Weapons and…
Last month, New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney summoned firearms manufacturers to testify before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform committee that she chairs. Ruger CEO Chris Killoy and Daniel Defense’s Marty Daniel appeared…
New gun-related product that nobody knew about until anti-gunners gave it free advertising just dropped https://t.co/EM6warW2lS — Rob Romano (@2Aupdates) August 15, 2022 At this point if you make gun-related products and you don’t name…
From AMMO Inc. . . . AMMO, Inc., the owner of GunBroker.com, the largest online marketplace serving the firearms and shooting sports industries, and a leading vertically integrated producer of high-performance ammunition and components, today…
Mohandas Gandhi supposedly said, “If you want to change the world, start with yourself.” If we want to make the world a better place for the natural human right of self defense, we have to…
By Joe Bartozzi Wildlife conservation in the United States is seeing another windfall, thanks to the firearm and ammunition industry. NSSF announced that firearm and ammunition manufacturers paid a record-setting $300,498,588.23 in the first quarter…
Republicans on the committee defended the manufacturers, agreeing that “criminals” are responsible mass shootings rather than guns or weapons manufacturers. Some lawmakers, like South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace, called the hearings “political theater.” Rep. Jody…