Standing together against gun laws.
In the Great state of Utah. When injustice calls, we answer. We will not be stepped on.
In the Great state of Utah. When injustice calls, we answer. We will not be stepped on.
We are pleased to announce that we have won the fight against Red flag laws in Utah for the third year in a row.
On Friday, April 26, 2019, at the National Rifle Association’s Annual Meeting President Donald Trump announced the United States would be withdrawing from the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty. Former President Barack Obama had signed the Arms Trade Treaty on September 25, 2013. Through this action, President Trump has effectively stopped the ratification of this treaty by the United States Senate and withdraws our support for the global registry that was a part of this treaty.
Firearm regulations haven’t worked in the past and they haven’t worked today. The National Firearms Act of 1934 was designed to be the “end all, be all” to “gun violence”. It heavily restricted several kinds of firearms under the illusion that criminals would follow further laws; surprise! They didn’t.
Garden State gun owners fight back against fallacious, anti-gun regime that describes self-protection as useless and handguns as too dangerous for law-abiding Americans to operate.
If you are involved with the Second Amendment and you ask who is one of the leaders promoting the Second Amendment in Urban areas the name Maj Toure will come up. I had the honor of interviewing this urban activist and the passion he has for the urban communities he speaks in is undeniable.
New Jersey has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the nation. But a group is fighting to change that and they are taking that message to the people.
Have we already lost the fight for the Second Amendment, or do we still have a chance to win?
NRA board director and FFL dealer imparts a unique perspective concerning the motives behind gun control laws that seek to control, rather than protect good citizens from dangerous criminals and corrupt government.
Twenty-two-year combat veteran and NRA board director discusses various gun control laws and how his military and political career prompted him to become involved with the NRA and the Second Amendment.