Brownells is inviting all freedom loving Americans across the country to celebrate, advocate and join in the rights and liberties guaranteed under the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights during the second annual 2A Day this year. The day is celebrated each year on February 22. Smith & Wesson is the co-presenting sponsor for 2A Day 2023. Additional sponsors include CCI, Federal, Fiocchi, Henry Repeating Arms, SIG Sauer, Remington and Winchester. There are three ways for Americans to participate in 2A Day: CELEBRATE Brownells is partnering with ranges, both in Iowa and across the country, to host 2A Day…

Army vet arrested over ‘God Bless the Homeless Vets’ sign The Freedom for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) filed lawsuits on behalf of Jeff Gray, an Army veteran, after he was arrested for holding a sign that read “God Bless the Homeless Vets” outside of Georgia government buildings. According to FIRE Mr. Gray stated “I have been harassed, trespassed, handcuffed and arrested countless times for peacefully exercising my First Amendment rights… My intention is to ensure that all Americans from the wealthiest millionaire to the poorest homeless person can exercise these rights without fear of consequence from our government.” Gray…

In an interview on back in August with Joel Pollack, John Pierce, the attorney representing Kyle Rittenhouse, maintained that Rittenhouse acted completely in self-defense and expressed confidence that Rittenhouse would prevail in his case. Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, was arrested and charged in late August with multiple offenses, including first-degree intentional homicide, after firing his AR-15 at assailants while being attacked by rioters in Kenosha, WI.  Three people were struck by the gunfire, two of which died. Mike Coudrey had this to say on twitter: “The prosecution against Kyle Rittenhouse is undoubtedly unjust. It is clear he acted in self-defense after being…

Chief justice John Roberts has turned out to not be the ally American Patriots had hoped he would be. The Court’s decision to not hear numerous Second Amendment cases is a clear sign that the chief justice is not going to uphold the U.S. Constitution nor the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court’s quiet announcement that it would not hear any of the 10 Second Amendment cases they had been considering sent a clear message to America… “We are afraid to support the U.S. Constitution and the Second Amendment.” In a prepared statement following the Supreme Court’s rejection of 10 pending…

Armed militia members, in the state of Michigan, are vowing to prevent police from forcing the closure of an Owosso barber shop that has opened in defiance of the Michigan’s stay-at-home order. The militia also vowed to prevent authorities from arresting Karl Manke, the 77-year old barber who refuses to close Karl Manke’s Barber & Beauty Shop. On the evening of Friday May 8th, Michigan State Police delivered a health protection order from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office ordering that Manke close his doors. On Monday, Daniel Brewer, an Owosso resident, told local News.  "Yesterday six troopers came in…

A Virginia bill banning the sale of semi-automatic rifles as well as the possession of magazines that hold more than 12 rounds died a quick death in the senate today, Monday the 17th, 2020. This failure is a healthy blow to Democrats who swore to pass gun control legislation since taking control of the VA state legislature. The bill was part of an eight-measure gun control package being pushed since last summer by the notorious Governor Ralph “Blackface” Northam. Northam began the push in a session he called one month after the mass shooting in Virginia Beach which left 12…

For a number of years second amendment supporters in the great state of Wyoming, have been working on repealing “gun free zones”. A current bill would eliminate most “gun free zones” in the state of Wyoming in 2020. The bill is SF0088 and here are the vital sections: (b)  Persons lawfully carrying concealed weapons in Wyoming under W.S. 6‑8‑104(a)(ii) through (iv) may carry a concealed weapon in the following places: (i)  Any meeting of a governmental entity; (ii)  Any meeting of the legislature or a committee thereof. (c)  Persons lawfully carrying concealed weapons in Wyoming under W.S. 6‑8‑104(a)(ii) or (iii) may carry a concealed…