Last week Gov. Hogan vetoed HB4/SB208, which would have expanded background checks on private transfers of long guns in Maryland. (Photo: Chris Eger/Guns.com) Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan last week dripped veto ink on bills that…
Old Guy in Montana writes . . . I lived and worked in El Paso for decades. During that time I was a frequent customer of El Paso Saddlery. Finally, I asked Bobby McNellis, the…
In this 1944 photo titled “Firing Line” by photographer Tony Vaccaro, shows American soldiers in Germany’s Hurtgen Forest. (Photo courtesy Tony Vaccaro via AP) By Richard Drew, AP Tony Vaccaro’s mother died in childbirth, and…
Courtesy Congress.gov In March Rep. Robin L. Kelly [D-IL-2] introduced H.R.6318 – Urban Progress Act of 2020. As the short title suggests, it is a massive catch-all full of social engineering. At The Truth About…
Why do gun control activists have such an aversion to the truth? Oh, wait. Never mind. We know that one already. The facts simply aren’t on their side. So what’s the Head Hoplophobic Harridan to…
Courtey JuYeon Kim and Twitter This is TTAG’s weekly roundup of legal and legislative news affecting guns, the gun business and gun owners’ rights. For a deeper dive into the topics discussed here, check out this…
(Twitter via AP) The index of cases like [the Arbery shooting] seems to point to racial presumptions implicit in how we interpret the concept of self-defense. It is reminiscent of the “gay panic” defense of…
Courtesy Charlie B. Charlie B. writes… This is my daily setup: Smith & Wesson 1911 SC .45 ACP Remington Golden Saber 230 gr Cobra Gunskin Carroll Shelby hybrid holster Spare 8-round magazine Leatherman Super Tool 300…
By Matt Manda Montana Republican U.S. Sen. Steve Daines is rightfully known as one of the most conservation-minded senators in Washington, D.C. The senator recently joined NSSF’s Larry Keane for a virtual townhall hosted by…
The carbine love of my life: the Axelson Tactical Black Pearl. If I were to recommend a long gun, it’d be this one. Mother’s Day is upon us yet again (it’s not too late!) and…