In a country that, at times, seems overrun by anti-gun lawmakers, it’s refreshing to see a governor boldly stand up for Second Amendment rights.

And Brady isn’t the only gun lobby spending a chunk in the Lone Star State.

Pennsylvania Republican State Rep. Thomas Murt is advancing a permit requirement for ammunition purchases taking place in the state.

Americans realize the importance of self-defense during times of crisis and the effectiveness of firearms in protecting themselves, their property, and their loved ones.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law HB 516, a bill to strengthen Constitutional Carry in the state.

Louisiana State Representative Danny McCormick introduced Constitutional Carry legislation.

In a surprising move, the federal government has deemed gun stores as “essential” businesses that are permitted to remain open during the nationwide Coronavirus shutdown.

Now, Pennsylvania gun stores will stay open, albeit on a limit basis in accordance to Wolf’s revision.

But Gov. Newsom, of all people, halted the order to take time to consider if gun stores are “essential” businesses.

As liberty minded Americans, the focus of our fight must always be on protecting the God-given rights of the individual.

With the all-too-easy excuse of COVID-19 containment, 52 of New York State’s 62 counties have suspended pistol permit processing, either officially, or by simply letting it fall by the wayside.

Another victim of this viral outbreak has been the Second Amendment.

The novel Wuhan Coronavirus has everyone panicking, as politicians across the globe desperately find ways to contain the virus.

Saluda County is a rural county just south of the South Carolina capitol of Columbia that President Trump won with nearly 65 percent of the vote.