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Bearing Arms - Feb 27 - Colorado gun control lacks assault weapon ban. Why, and for how long?

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Colorado gun control lacks assault weapon ban. Why, and for how long?

x Feb 27, 2023

Colorado, in the wake of Colorado Springs, is pushing for gun control once again. While it's not surprising to see, it's still disappointing. It wasn't all that long ago when Colorado was a fairly pro-gun state. Unfortunately, those days are long over. Now, it seems the state looks for every opportunity ... [Keep Reading]

David Hogg tries to rewrite the Second Amendment out of history

x Feb 27 2023

Honestly, if it was just someone like David Hogg making this argument on social media, I probably would have just ignored his tweets from Sunday evening. But in the wake of the Bruen decision the anti-gun left is making a renewed push to claim the Supreme Court is getting the Second ... [Keep Reading]

"Gun researchers" claim mental health efforts won't work

x Feb 27 2023

We're told that the United States has a problem with mass shootings, that it's "uniquely" an American issue. To combat that, some are pushing for gun control while others are pushing for mental health efforts. When it comes to mass shootings, I don't think either will be of particular benefit. You ... [Keep Reading]

Congresswoman reintroduces gun ‘safe storage’ bill

x Feb 26 2023

The phrase "safe storage" needs to be completely removed from our vocabulary. Something called "responsible storage" however is more appropriate. There's no one-size-fits-all solution to firearm storage and dictating how any one individual shall store a firearm is not going to make anyone safer. That's not stopping Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin ... [Keep Reading]

Poll: Democrats twice as likely to say guns biggest threat to public health than fentanyl

x Feb 26 2023

According to the CDC, it's estimated that 80,590 Americans died from an opioid-related overdose in 2021, the vast majority of them (more than 71,000) involving fentanyl. That same year, again according to CDC data, 47,286 Americans lost their life in a gun-related incident, with more than 50% of those deaths ... [Keep Reading]

Op-ed writer seems to misunderstand data on guns

x Feb 26 2023

One reason I cannot be accused of living in a pro-gun echo chamber is that I have to ready a lot of anti-gun op-eds in the course of my work here. I know all the arguments they're going to make and where they're coming from because I read their words ... [Keep Reading]

Under-21s are now getting their concealed carry licenses in Texas

x Feb 27, 2023

Though the Dallas Morning News is in full pearl-clutching mode over the news, this is actually a positive development in the Lone Star State and frankly, long overdue. After a federal judge ruled that the state's prohibition on lawful concealed carry for adults under the age of 21 was unconstitutional, ... [Keep Reading]

Anti-gun activists need to realize their voices aren't the only ones that matter

x Feb 27, 2023

With the events at Michigan State University recently, it's no surprise that there are a lot of anti-gun protests taking place all over the place. Gun control advocates are having rallies and marches like there's no tomorrow. In fairness, they have to recognize that if they don't seize the initiative, there's ... [Keep Reading]

Nebraska lawmakers still playing "Let's Make a Deal" with permitless carry bill

x Feb 27, 2023

Constitutional or permitless carry bills are continuing to make progress in states like Florida and South Carolina, but in Nebraska the push is once again meeting with resistance from the police chiefs in Omaha and Lincoln. While the objections are definitely slowing down the legislative process the bill's primary sponsor ... [Keep Reading]

The problems with military's gun control initiative

x Feb 27, 2023

The United States military has some funny rules about guns on bases. They'll hand a 19-year-old kid a full-auto M-249, but you're not allowed to keep your Glock 19 in your car while at work. Sure, the kid has to give the gun back at the end of the range ... [Keep Reading]