A right delayed is a right denied. We won in court, and now we’re fighting to ensure that every adult in America, regardless of whether they are 18 or 80, can exercise their right to self-defense.

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“After careful review of the legislation and existing Supreme Court precedent, I find the assault weapon ban signed by the Governor on May 15, 2026 unconstitutional – and as a result, unenforceable. My office will not support criminal charges resulting solely from technical violations of the unconstitutional assault weapon ban.” - Smyth County Commonwealth’s Attorney, Phillip Blevins Jr.

BREAKING: The Virginia Attorney General's office just informed us that the Virginia State Police intends to enforce Universal Background Checks for private sales IN DIRECT DISREGARD OF THE COURT ORDER HALTING ENFORCEMENT! @GunOwners and @VCDL_ORG's motion for contempt of court will be filed tomorrow!

If it weren’t for @RepEliCrane, Republicans would not have amended H.R. 1041 to retroactively restore the gun rights of 270,000 veterans who have already been disarmed. Thank you, Congressman, for defending veterans’ Second Amendment rights.

🚨BREAKING🚨 The House just passed @RepBost's Veteran 2nd Amendment Protection Act 216-201. H.R. 1041 codifies @SecVetAffairs' restoration of 270,000 veterans gun rights & prevents future veteran disarmament!

Before 1968, Americans could buy guns (including AR-15s) with no ID, no background check, no age check. They could even buy guns by 𝙢𝙖𝙞𝙡 𝙤𝙧𝙙𝙚𝙧. Mail off a check, they mail you back a gun. Yet mass shootings were extremely rare, and gun violence wasn’t worse than today.

firearms are called "assault rifles" when in the hands of civilians but they're called "patrol rifles" when the police get them. This is Orwellian Doublespeak.

There's only one reason the government wants gun owner's information. One reason.

The Second Amendment shouldn't require a permission slip, and all gun laws are infringements. Shall not be infringed.

States trying to ban 3D printers to stop people from exercising their rights. Think about that. They'd rather criminalize manufacturing technology than admit gun control was always about control — not guns.

The saying goes and has been proven true time and time again, if they want to ban your guns, they're planning to do something to you that would make them valid targets. "WhAt AbOuT gUn SaFeTy?" The tyrants are concerned with their own safety. Not yours.

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Colorado finds itself in a bizarre legal and political puzzle: the state that legalized marijuana in 2012 now faces a clash over whether using that very substance should cost someone their ability to exercise a constitutional right, and it’s all playing out at the U.S. Supreme Court. In a blatant display of hypocrisy, career gun banner Governor Jared Polis recently publicly stated that lawful marijuana use shouldn’t mean losing Second Amendment rights, saying there’s “no reason someone should be banned from exercising their right simply because they use marijuana.” At the same time, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has signed onto a multistate filing defending the federal prohibition on firearm possession by cannabis users, including in states where marijuana is fully legal under state law. At the core of the issue is 18 USC 922(g)(3), the federal prohibition on firearm possession by “unlawful users” of controlled substances, which the Supreme Court is reviewing in United States v. Hemani through the Bruen lens. What do you think? Should marijuana use trigger firearm prohibitions?

Every full auto Friday we remember America before 1986 when all Americans could purchase new production fully automatic weapons at any local gun store without any significant hassle or exorbitant pricing. We shouldn’t just oppose new gun “laws,” we should also push for the removal of draconian limitations on the freedom of all Americans to exercise their right to self defense in any manner they see fit 🇺🇸 📸: Sten parts kit build with a home made 9mm suppressor out on the end 🇬🇧🤙🏽 #FullAutoFriday #STEN #2a #WWII #FAF #LPVO #Liberty #Friday #history #toob #StenchGun #TrenchGun #PlumbersNightmare #SAS #Mi6

This is what is scheduled for the 2/20 SCOTUS conference: All five "Assault Weapons" ban and/or mag ban cases (Lamont/Duncan/Gator's/Viramontes/Grant) have all been scheduled. Vincent v. Bondi, a non-violent felon case that has survived 6 conference dates is scheduled. Fooks v. Maryland, as state prohibitor case, is up for its first conference. NRA v. Vullo II, a First Amendment case (NAGR was an amicus party at the merits stage in Vullo I, where SCOTUS ruled in favor of the NRA) is up for its first conference. The 18-20 cases have NOT been scheduled for the 2/20 conference, all four of them have only received one conference date each, and have been on ice since. Lots of tea leaf reading to engage in, we shall report as information becomes available.

ATF has a BILLION records in an illegal gun registry and this is what Congress is doing…

For 40 years, federal law has forbidden the establishment of a national firearms registry. Then @ATFHQ made one anyway. reason.com/2026/02/13/the-at…