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“A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free-state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” Second Amendment, United States Constitution. It is amazing how so few words can grant such ...

Gun rights advocates suffered a major defeat this week as the US Supreme Court essentially ruled that a person cannot legally buy a gun as a gift for a friend. The court upheld the federal ban on what often are ...

Jim Mapes scored an important victory in the battle for gun rights, the Second Amendment, and increased his bank account by $25,000 at the same time. The city of Thornton, Colorado, paid Mapes that mount to settle a lawsuit over ...

Judges would have the power to restrict individuals’ Second Amendment rights and order gun confiscations under a proposed California law aimed at the mentally ill. Assembly Bill (AB) 1014 would also give anybody the right to ask a judge to ...

Detroit’s top cop has made a very surprising admission for a big city police chief: He thinks citizens should use guns for self-defense. Chief James Craig has even said that he believes armed citizens can deter crime. “I’m pro-Second Amendment,” ...

The US Post Office is now counted among the federal agencies posting advertisements to buy copious amounts of bullets, and some Second Amendment advocates are concerned about the large amounts of ammunition being purchased. The USPS posted a notice on ...

A federal lawsuit has opened up a debate over whether non-US citizens who are legal permanent residents should be able to obtain concealed carry permits. Earlier this month Federal Judge Timothy L. Brooks issued a permanent injunction that will allow ...

In a loss for gun rights, the US Supreme Court has refused to hear a challenge to a New Jersey law that makes it easy for the state to turn down concealed weapon applications. In Drake v. Jerejian, a number ...

The Constitution would be amended to abolish the right to bear arms, increase the power of the federal government, limit states’ rights and abolish the death penalty if retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens had his way. Stevens has ...

While some states pass bills infringing on Second Amendment rights, Georgia is working to expand them. The bill that has passed the Georgia House and Senate would, according to the National Rifle Association, prohibit the state from “creating and maintaining ...