August 31, 2026

NRA-ILA’s Dan Reid Talks About State-Level Affairs and More

The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action is the political, litigation, and lobbying arm of the organization.

Massachusetts: Where Criminals Can Cross State Lines, but Your Rights Can’t

Does anyone else remember when the British Army marched 700 redcoats to Barrett’s Farm in Concord, Massachusetts back in April 1775?  Their mission was to confiscate arms, powder, and artillery that were being stored by the Concord militia to defend their liberty and freedom against a tyrannical government.  Because of advance warning provided by Paul Revere, the militia was able to hide their armaments and avoid the destruction of arms, which would shortly after be used during the Battles of Lexington and Concord the following day.

Congressman Wants Answers From ATF on Suppressors

The good news is that suppressors are still technically legal for some of us, and can be for others if you join the right group or live in the right state, apparently.

Charges Dropped Against Man Who Shot at Armed Robbers

When four men tried to rob Matheus Cavalcante of a gun he was carrying in the waistband of his shorts, the 18-year-old pulled the pistol and fired six shots in self-defense.

First Batch of ‘Felons’ Get Gun Rights Back

There’s something that feels wrong with the idea that a one-time mistake should ruin your life forever.

Virgin Islands Legislature Takes Sneaky Approach to Amend Gun Law

The U.S. Virgin Islands are beautiful, and one day I would love to visit in person.