The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has handed down its decision in “Kolbe v. Maryland,” our lawsuit against the State of Maryland challenging the ban on semi-automatic rifles and standard...
2016 rulebooks for CMP-governed Service Rifle, Pistol and CMP Games shooting events have just been released. The 2016 20th Edition of the CMP Competition Rules for Service Rifle and Pistol is posted at http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/Rulebook.pdf. The 2016 4th Edition of...
Yes, everybody. In some form or another, practically every bad shot that was not a grip or position issue was a form of anticipation. Jerking the trigger is in essence anticipation, bucking, heeling and...
SAF LAUNCHES NATIONAL TV CAMPAIGN CHALLENGING ‘OBAMA LIES’ ABOUT GUNS 9 Oct 2015 | News & Releases BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today is launching a national television campaign challenging lies told...
Handloaders, check your powder. IMR Powder Company released a product safety warning and recall notice today concerning their IMR 4007 SSC sold in 1-pound and 8-pound containers. Certain batches of this powder may have become unstable...
Anglers, hunters and anyone interested in the great outdoors are invited to take part in Maryland’s 9th annual National Hunting and Fishing Day celebration. Hosted by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), this free...
There’s nothing scientific about predicting your next firearm purchase based on your zodiac sign, but you have to admit this lighthearted look holds air better than some NFL footballs. Source: American Rifleman | Sign...
The Brady Center recently organized a lawsuit against Lucky Gunner. Their stated goal was to put them out of business, and they believed, to outlaw the sale of ammunition online by judicial decree. After...
BELLEVUE, WA – A surprising victory for gun rights in Puerto Rico has eliminated the firearms registry and licensing requirements to purchase and carry in the Commonwealth, the Second Amendment Foundation has confirmed. As of...
“Those who ignite a fire should be responsible for the cost of suppressing it before it becomes a conflagration,” wrote Senior District Judge Richard P. Matsch about the Brady Campaign when he awarded $203,000 on June...
