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2025 Guardian Conference: A Milestone Year of Training, Community, and Excellence

By Jacob Paulsen / September 25, 2025

The 2025 Guardian Conference concluded this past weekend in Oklahoma City, marking five years of bringing together some of the nation’s top defensive firearms instructors and dedicated students committed to…

GOALS 2025 Recap — A Growing Second Amendment Gathering in Knoxville

By Jacob Paulsen / August 10, 2025

GOALS 2025 in Knoxville, TN brought together passionate gun owners, advocacy leaders, and top firearm brands. See event highlights, standout companies, and our take on how the show can grow.

My Hometown Just Got a Lot Cooler: Kel-Tec Opens in Rock Springs

By Jacob Paulsen / July 26, 2025

Rock Springs native shares excitement about Kel-Tec’s new firearms factory in his Wyoming hometown, producing 1,000 PR57 pistols weekly and diversifying the local economy.

CCW Safe Acquires ACLDN: What It Means for Members and the Industry

By Jacob Paulsen / July 14, 2025

CCW Safe acquires ACLDN, bringing expanded legal defense protection to members. Learn what changes, what stays the same, and why this is a big deal.

North Carolina Constitutional Carry Gets Vetoed – Here’s What That Tells Us

By Jacob Paulsen / June 30, 2025

North Carolina Constitutional Carry was vetoed by Gov. Josh Stein. Here’s what it means for gun owners, SB 50, and the future of 2A rights in NC.

Ninth Circuit Strikes Down California’s One-Gun-a-Month Law as Unconstitutional

By Jacob Paulsen / June 20, 2025

The Ninth Circuit ruled California’s one-gun-a-month law unconstitutional. Learn why the court struck it down, what this means for gun rights, and who fought to win this legal battle.

They Hate That Gun Companies Aren’t Liable for Criminals

By Jacob Paulsen / June 13, 2025

The gun control lobby wants gunmakers to be liable when criminals misuse their products. Here’s why the PLCAA matters—and why it’s constantly under attack.

Washington Supreme Court Upholds Magazine Ban — A Direct Attack on Gun Rights

By Jacob Paulsen / May 9, 2025

Washington’s Supreme Court just upheld the 10-round magazine ban — calling magazines “not arms.” We disagree. This ruling weakens the Second Amendment and won’t save lives. Here’s what it means and why it matters.

Supreme Court Sidesteps Two Major Gun Rights Cases

By Jacob Paulsen / April 21, 2025

SCOTUS declined to hear two key gun rights cases post-*Bruen*, leaving lower court rulings intact and deepening confusion over age limits and carry restrictions across the country.

Four Injured in Wilmer-Hutchins High School Shooting; Suspect in Custody

By Jacob Paulsen / April 19, 2025

A student opened fire at Wilmer-Hutchins High School, injuring four. A gun malfunction may have spared a life. The incident highlights the urgent need for armed defenders in schools.

Henry Repeating Arms Is The Latest Gun Maker to Leave Anti-Gun States

By Jacob Paulsen / April 15, 2025

Firearms manufacturers are leaving anti-gun states for pro-gun, business-friendly states. Henry Repeating Arms’ move to Wisconsin is the latest example in a growing industry-wide trend.

Polis Signs Controversial Gun Control Bill—A Blow to Law-Abiding Citizens

By Jacob Paulsen / April 10, 2025

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has signed SB25-003 into law, imposing permits, training, and background checks for semi-auto firearm purchases—sparking backlash and likely legal challenges.

Justice Department Ends ATF’s Crackdown on Gun Stores

By Jacob Paulsen / April 7, 2025

The DOJ has repealed the ATF’s zero-tolerance policy for gun dealers, easing pressure on FFLs and marking a major win for gun owners and small firearms businesses.

Governor Youngkin Vetoes Gun Control Bills, Defends Second Amendment Rights in Virginia

By Jacob Paulsen / March 28, 2025

Governor Youngkin vetoes multiple gun control bills, protecting Virginians’ Second Amendment rights and earning praise from pro-gun advocates.

Hundreds Rally Against Assault Weapons Ban at Rhode Island State House

By Jacob Paulsen / March 28, 2025

Hundreds of Second Amendment supporters, wearing yellow shirts, gathered outside the Rhode Island State House in Providence to rally against an assault weapons ban. The demonstration featured a speech from the bill’s sponsor, who acknowledged that the measure was overly broad.