Tag: 2nd amendment

February 22, 2021 By Mark Chesnut We reported a few weeks back how lawmakers in several red states are considering constitutional, or permitless, carry measures in their state legislatures this session. Last week, Montana became the first state to put the new law into effect in 2021, making 18 states that now recognize the right... Read more

February 17, 2021 By TheGunBlog.ca Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau proposed Bill C-21 today as a new law against federally licensed gun owners, as he works to weaken citizens, hurt the firearm market, and kill modern shooting sports. The draft law is broad, complex, and misguided. Bill C-21 Info How Bill C-21 Affects Canadian and... Read more

February 16, 2021 By Mark Chesnut In his first three weeks as president, Joe Biden kept mostly mum about gun control. Sure, he tabbed anti-gun judge Merrick Garland as his attorney general, a backhand blow to America’s gun owners. And, emboldened by his presence in the White House, Democrats in Congress introduced an anti-gun measure... Read more

February 12, 2021 By Mark Chesnut While President Joe Biden will likely rise to the ranks of firearms salesman of the year just like his old boss Barack Obama did, I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the probable firearms instructor of the year and firearms insurance salesman of the year. We... Read more

February 05, 2021 By Mark Chesnut Given President Joe Biden’s seeming inability to understand what is going on around him most of the time, would it be a surprise to any Firearms News readers that he is already unwittingly adding to the growing arsenals of law-abiding American gun owners? Recent figures from the Federal Bureau... Read more

February 03, 2021 By Mark Chesnut If you’re not living under a rock and still get occasional news from some credible source other than so-called “mainstream” media, you’ve likely heard of House Resolution 127 introduced by U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas. My first thought when hearing about the legislation was, “How bad could it... Read more