One Armed Man

‘I encourage people to own guns’

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd had a message for those who would rather loot than peacefully protest.

So much for efforts to disarm law-abiding citizens

RT if you agree that now more than ever you understand the need for the second amendment. https://t.co/X18a2qfQHF— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) June 1, 2020

One surely unintended consequence of this week’s violence: When the National Guard is patrolling the streets because huge armed police forces can’t keep criminals from turning cities into war zones, America’s gun control debate is *finished* for at least a generation. Over. Done.— David Martosko (@dmartosko) June 1, 2020

Gun confiscation does not equal gun safety

‘Armed rednecks’ defend stores from looters amid George Floyd protests

Couple confronted by armed criminals

‪As a criminal pointed a gun directly at him and his girlfriend, B.J. Baldwin had to make a split-second decision.‬‬ ‪That’s when his firearms training kicked in.‬ He fired 10 shots. All 10 shots hit the target.‬

61 statistics describing U.S. gun owners, demographics, concealed carry, and more

There are more gun owners now than ever before. It’s not just my opinion, it’s a matter of scientific fact. This article is going to discuss some excellent research on gun owners including: demographics, how they use them, how often they carry, as well as much more.

Trudeau’s gun ban won’t make us safer

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has unveiled a ban on the sale of 1,500 models and variants of firearms.

Some of these guns are already banned, but none of the prohibited weapons are “military-grade assault weapons” — the supposed target of Trudeau’s measure.

California’s ammo background checks misfire

‘Criminals, tyrants, and terrorists don’t do background checks,’ said the judge who blocked the law.

Using the COVID-19 pandemic to justify a gun ban

Gun control activists claim to seek ‘reasonable gun control laws,’ but don’t fall for it

The Blacklist’s misinformation on guns

These days, television entertainment shows depict gun owners either as buffoons or criminals. They never portray regular civilians using guns to save lives, and instead, like to show firearms falling into the wrong hands.