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SC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony. Your State Is Next.
In South Carolina, the officer who kicks in your door to seize your guns without due process is now the one facing felony charges.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You If Your Brace Is Illegal—Until Arrest
The Biden pistol-brace rule is dead—and ATF just confirmed it will use the corpse as a trap.
legislationThey Take Your Guns First. You Fight Later. That's the Law.
No arrest. No charges. No conviction. Just a knock at the door — and your guns are gone before you've said a single word in your own defense.
court ruling10th Circuit: Colorado's Ghost-Gun Ban Must Face 2A Fire
Colorado thought the Supreme Court's ATF ghost-gun ruling was a get-out-of-jail-free card. The Tenth Circuit just cut it up.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Exposed the Red Flag Machine
Michigan's own courts handed gun owners the receipts—and they prove the red flag machine is running at full speed before a single accused citizen gets to speak.
state lawSC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony—And It's Spreading
Enforce a red flag confiscation order in South Carolina and you will be charged with a felony. That sentence just broke the gun-control lobby's brain.
threatWyoming Betrayed Armed Citizens—And Your State Is Next
Wyoming just handed gun-control activists the weapon they've always wanted—and it has nothing to do with guns.
court rulingSCOTUS Went Silent on 2A—Here's Why That's Not Over
The Supreme Court just passed on two Second Amendment cases, and every gun owner who reads that as a defeat is playing right into the enemy's hands.
legislationSpanberger's Day-One Gun Grab: Semi-Auto Ban, Age Curbs Signed
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger didn't wait a single day to declare war on the Second Amendment—she signed a semi-auto ban, age restrictions on gun ownership, and concealed-carry attacks into law on her first morning in office.
court rulingSCOTUS Picked One 2A Case—Then Refused to Answer Either Gun Question
The Supreme Court walked into its April 24 conference with 18 Second Amendment petitions on the table and walked out having answered exactly zero Second Amendment questions—including the two it surgically cut out of the one case it actually agreed to hear.
legislationDelta Force Can Kill Terrorists—But Not Carry in California
The federal government trusted these operators with classified missions, precision weapons, and the lives of their teammates—then sent them home and let Sacramento tell them they can't carry a pistol.
legislationVets Bled for This Country—Why Can a Desk Agent Carry & They Can't?
A Marine who survived three tours in Fallujah can't carry concealed in New Jersey. A retired FBI desk jockey can carry anywhere in America. That's not a loophole—it's a disgrace.
atf actionATF Won't Say Which Braced Pistols Are Illegal—Until You're Arrested
The ATF won't tell you which braced pistols it still considers illegal under the NFA—and according to Gun Owners of America, the agency confirmed you may not find out until you're staring down federal charges.
editorialThe Therapist Selling Gun Control as 'Safety'
They lost the argument called 'gun control,' so they hired a therapist and renamed it.
legislationCongress Says Navy SEALs Shouldn't Need Illinois' Permission
Right now, a retired Delta Force operator can cross into New Jersey and become a criminal—same gun, same man, same hands that protected American lives overseas.
court rulingSCOTUS to Decide: Can Feds Strip Your Guns for Legal Weed?
Check the wrong box on a federal form because you use state-legal marijuana, and the U.S. government says you've already forfeited your Second Amendment rights — no crime required, no trial needed, no appeal on the way.
legislationGreen Beret Congressman: SOF Vets Deserve Carry Rights, Period
Congress will trust a Green Beret with a Javelin missile downrange—but the moment he hangs up the uniform, the federal government treats his sidearm like a liability.
atf actionBrace Rule Is Dead — ATF Is Still Coming for Your Pistol
You won in court — and ATF is still treating your legal, agency-approved pistol as a felony waiting to happen.
threatApril 28: They're Coming for the Last Wall Against Gun Registry
They picked a date, they picked a room, and they're betting a Republican-led subcommittee won't notice the trap — April 28 is when gun-control forces go after the only law standing between you and a permanent federal gun registry.
legislationSEALs & Green Berets Can't Legally Carry Nationwide. One Vet Is Fixing That.
The most lethally trained human beings on earth can't legally carry across state lines to protect their families—but Congressman Pat Harrigan just introduced a bill to end that absurdity.
court ruling10th Circuit Torches Colorado Ghost Gun Ruling—Round 2 Begins
Colorado built its ghost gun law on ATF authority the Supreme Court may be about to demolish—and the 10th Circuit just forced everyone to stare at that problem.
court ruling10th Circuit Rips Colorado's Ghost Gun Ban Wide Open
Colorado thought it had buried this fight. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
state lawSpanberger Signs Semi-Auto Ban & Age Limits Into Virginia Law
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just did in one pen stroke what Bloomberg's machine has spent millions trying to pull off nationwide: banned semi-automatic firearms, stripped young adults of their Second Amendment rights, and cracked down on the law-abiding concealed carriers who never hurt anyone.
court ruling10th Circuit Cracks Colorado's Ghost Gun Law Wide Open
Colorado's ghost gun serial-number law just got ambushed by the very court that was supposed to let it breathe — and the killing blow may still be coming from Washington.
legislationGreen Beret Congressman: Elite Warriors Deserve to Carry Anywhere
A Delta Force operator can neutralize a high-value target on the other side of the world—but the moment he lands in California, a Sacramento bureaucrat can disarm him at the grocery store.
legislationVets Bleed for This Country—Then Beg 50 States to Carry
A retired FBI agent crosses state lines armed without a second thought. A combat veteran who survived Fallujah cannot. Congress is finally moving to fix that obscenity.
legislationNavy SEALs Can't Carry in CA—This Bill Ends That Disgrace
The same government that trusted a Green Beret with classified missions behind enemy lines has been forcing him to beg California for permission to carry a pistol—and a new House bill just called that out for the obscenity it is.
threatWyoming Killed a Bill to Protect Defensive Shooters. Yes, Wyoming.
You stopped a violent criminal. The shoot was clean, justified, textbook—and now you're broke, sued, and legally destroyed. Wyoming just made sure that stays your problem.
editorialVirginia Therapist's 'Gun Safety' Talk Is Gun Control in Disguise
A Virginia therapist is making media rounds with a warm smile and a glossary of rebranded restrictions—and if gun owners don't learn to translate, they'll lose ground before they realize a fight even started.
court rulingSCOTUS Could End the Fed's Secret Gun Ban on Weed Users
Right now, a military veteran in Arizona can legally walk into a state-licensed dispensary, buy cannabis, and lose his Second Amendment rights the same afternoon—and the Supreme Court just agreed to decide whether that insanity is constitutional.
court ruling10th Circuit Cracks Open 'Sealed' Ghost Gun Cases—CO Shaking
Two cases anti-gunners swore were dead just got a pulse—and the Tenth Circuit is the one holding the defibrillator.
state lawWyoming's GOP Supermajority Just Betrayed Every Justified Defender
Wyoming has a Republican supermajority, a pro-gun governor, and not a single Bloomberg lobbyist haunting the halls of Cheyenne—and its own legislature still left justified defenders one self-defense shooting away from financial ruin.
editorialShe's a Therapist. She's Also Anti-Gun. Here's the Decode.
They couldn't sell 'gun control' anymore—so they gave it a couch, a soft voice, and a therapist's credentials.
court rulingSCOTUS to Feds: Show Us Where Founders Banned Pot Users' Guns
The federal government has been stripping gun rights from marijuana users for decades—and the Supreme Court is now demanding it prove that was ever constitutional.
state lawNJ Built a Secret Checkpoint to Block Your Gun Purchase
In New Jersey, the federal background check isn't enough—Trenton built its own parallel system to get a second shot at stopping you.
court rulingFifth Circuit Reverses Its Own Anti-Suppressor Ruling
The Fifth Circuit just reversed itself on suppressors—and a one-sentence course correction from the most consequential 2A court in America hits like a freight train.
editorialNRA Fixed Its Books — Suppressors Still Trapped in the NFA
The NRA scrubbed its finances in Houston — and left suppressors and short-barreled rifles chained inside the one federal framework designed to strangle them.
legislationByrd Rule Kills One Route—Everytown Is Lying About the Rest
Everytown and Giffords are celebrating a procedural footnote like they won a war—and counting on you not to know the difference.
victory6 Million Suppressors: The NFA's Worst Nightmare Is Here
Six million suppressors. Legally owned. Registered by ATF's own hand. And every single one is a nail in the NFA's coffin.
legislationMinnesota Dems Want 5-Year Gun Grabs—And You Get Nothing Back
Minnesota Democrats aren't just expanding their red-flag law—they're turning it into a five-year, no-compensation gun seizure machine, and the bill is already clearing committees.
threatSeized Before Charged: The Red Flag Law Playbook
They can take your guns before you've done anything wrong—and in more than 20 states, they already have the legal machinery to do it.
state lawEnforce a Red Flag Order in SC? That's a Felony Now.
Enforce a red flag gun order in South Carolina and you won't just be wrong—you'll be charged with a felony.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Just Exposed the Red Flag Machine
Michigan's own judicial branch just published the receipts—and they prove the state is running a firearms confiscation pipeline that strips citizens of their Second Amendment rights before they ever set foot in a courtroom.
threatMinnesota's 5-Year Gun Grab: No Crime, No Conviction, No Refund
Minnesota wants to seize your guns for five years, charge you with nothing, convict you of nothing, and bill you for the privilege—and they're closer than you think.
state lawEnforce a Red Flag Order in SC? That's a Felony Now.
In South Carolina, if you execute a red flag order against a law-abiding gun owner, you are not a law enforcer—you are a felon.
threatNRA Fixed Its Books. Your Suppressor Is Still a Federal Trap.
The NRA balanced its books and called it a comeback. Texas Gun Rights wants to know why your suppressor is still registered in a 1934 federal database any future David Chipman can weaponize overnight.
court rulingSCOTUS Blinked: 2 Gun Cases Denied, Bad Rulings Now Law
The Supreme Court just handed anti-gun circuit courts an early Christmas gift: two cert denials that let activist judges keep shredding Bruen with zero consequences.
legislationByrd Rule Ambush: Everytown Kills Suppressor Reform—No Vote Needed
Everytown for Gun Safety just won a major fight against suppressor deregulation—and they never had to defend a single argument on the merits.
court ruling6 Million Suppressors: The NFA Just Lost Its Legal Leg
Nearly 6 million suppressors are now legally owned by American civilians, and that single number may be the bullet that finally kills the NFA's suppressor regime in federal court.
court rulingSCOTUS Had 18 Shots to Defend the 2A—Took None
Eighteen Second Amendment petitions walked into the Supreme Court's April 24 conference. Zero walked out with a hearing.