The NRA Will Not Be Silenced

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear National Rifle Association of America v. Maria T. Vullo. This is a case the state of New York didn't want the Court to accept, as state officials don't want to be held accountable for using their regulatory authority in a blatant attack on the NRA's First Amendment rights. Read More

Holiday Hunting? Pulsar's Thermion Duo Thermal & Full-Color Riflescope

Pulsar Thermion Duo Riflescopes deliver 4K color and rich 640x480 thermal imaging for true 24-hour pursuits. Mix color and thermal palettes simultaneously with picture-in-picture. The Duo also boasts an 8-color display palette, 2000-yd detection range, onboard video, Wi-Fi and 8-hr battery life! Read More

The Winchester SXP, the Pump Shotgun that Thinks It's an Autoloader.

The SXP is a pump-action shotgun ready for trap or flushing upland game. Its inertia-assisted slide-action is the fastest for follow-up shots, allowing pump shotgun lovers to fire three shots in just a half second. Action guide bars eliminate twisting and binding when cycling the action. Read More

New To The Rapide Family, The Kimber Rapide (Heat)

The new Rapide HEAT from Kimber includes all the enhanced attributes of the Rapide family of 1911 firearms with exciting added features. The Rapide HEAT is suppressor ready with a threaded barrel and suppressor height sights. The new Heat provides flexibility and the ability to add Red Dot Optics as the rear optic cover can be replaced with your favorite red dot (adaptor plate required). This plus the integral Picatinny frame rail gives you the ability to utilize rail mounted light options. Read More

This First Amendment Attack is Designed to Reduce Gun Ownership

The city of Flagstaff, Ariz., recently told Rob Wilson, owner and founder of Timberline Firearms & Training in Flagstaff, that he can no longer run an ad for his store and range in a local airport. This is a clear First Amendment infringement designed to cancel use of our Second Amendment rights. Wilson's struggle to retain his American freedom is regional, but it says a lot about what is happening now in many areas of this nation. Read More

Terminal Ascent from Federal Ammunition. Consistently Terminal

Terminal Ascent blends the features of top match-style bullet designs with the industry's best bonding technology and components to deliver any-range accuracy and reliable expansion even at low velocities. It's design outperforms everything else in the vast Federal catalog of options, plus all the competition's best loads. Read More

Biden's Latest Executive Action Does What?

When an administration spends a month touting an upcoming executive order written to impact a civil right that's specifically protected by the U.S. Bill of Rights, but then, with no big fanfare, quietly has the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) post legalese to the Federal Register for a 90-day comment period (which, in this case, ends Dec. 7), it is time to look at the details. Read More

10 of the Most Dishonest Things Gun-Control Advocates Are Saying Now

The old adage, "A lie told often enough becomes the truth," has been attributed to a number of unsavory people from the past who had a penchant for wanting to exert influence and control over large swaths of the general public. Among them are Adolph Hitler, Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's minister of propaganda, as well as Vladimir Lenin, the founder of one of the most infamous police states the world has ever known; the Soviet Union. Read More

Key Points from the Recent California Ruling

When Judge Roger Benitez, U.S. district judge for the Southern District of California, recently ruled in the case Miller v. Bonta that California's longstanding ban on so-called "assault weapons" is unconstitutional, he did so in no uncertain terms. His decision was laced with interesting facts that basically shredded the arguments made by California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) and his team of lawyers and "expert" witnesses. Read More

Congressmen Demand Answers from the ATF

Congressmen from the Committee on Small Business recently wrote to Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Director Steve Dettelbach demanding answers over who, exactly, needs a license to sell a firearm. Read More

Mississippi Reelects Pro-Freedom Governor

Gov. Tate Reeves (R) will return to the Mississippi Governor's Mansion after winning reelection to the governorship of the Magnolia State. Throughout his tenure as governor, Reeves has defended the right to keep and bear arms. As such the NRA Political Victory Fund endorsed him with an A+ rating. Read More

NRA's Wild Game Meat Donation Month

The American tradition of hunting has been shared from one generation to the next, building a rich history that dates back to pre-Columbian Native American culture and the first settlements in the New World. This month, I want to give praise to the hunters who came before us and subsequently passed along this great tradition to future generations of Americans, as well as to highlight a new initiative NRA is spearheading for November—Wild Game Meat Donation Month. Read More

The Armed Citizen® November 10, 2023

A 43-year-old taxi driver in Metairie, La., was in his cab during the early morning hours of Aug. 21 when a man approached and pointed a gun at him while demanding money. The cab driver, fearing for his life, shot the assailant multiple times, killing him. Read More