I wonder how it must feel …

I wonder how it must feel to wrongfully kill someone …

Alec Baldwin (@AlecBaldwin) via Twitter

Mass stabbing suspect stopped when confronted by a good guy with a gun

The incident occurred Sunday afternoon in broad daylight.

GOP Rep. introduces legislation to nullify state-level gun controls

Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) introduced legislation Monday aimed at nullifying state-level gun controls that exceed gun controls put in place by the federal government.

California voted to go easy on criminals — this is how crime is doing 3 years later

In 2014 the voters of California went to the polls and approved a proposition that would ease the overpopulation in jails and prisons by loosening law enforcement standards on crime. They were told this would have little effect on crime itself. That’s not what happened.

DC Appeals Court throws out controversial handgun restrictions

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday put a hold on Washington, D.C.’s attempt to keep residents from carrying concealed handguns for self-defense, a move gun rights activists are considering a win.

D.C. ‘good cause’ carry ban struck down by Appeals Court

D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals: ‘Law-abiding citizen’s right to bear common arms must enable the typical citizen to carry a gun’

Study: Concealed permit holders among the most law-abiding of law-abiding citizens

A Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) study shows that concealed carry permit holders are among the most law-abiding of law-abiding citizens in the country.

Federal judge throws out effort by UT professors to overturn campus carry

A federal judge has dismissed a longshot lawsuit filed by three University of Texas at Austin professors seeking to overturn the state’s 2015 campus carry law, which allows people to carry concealed handguns inside most public university buildings.

Excerpts from the Benitez injunction: Duncan v. Becerra

[…] [a]s Heller explains, the Second Amendment takes certain policy choices and removes them beyond the realm of debate. Disarming California’s law-abiding citizenry is not a constitutionally-permissible policy choice.

Educated to the point of stupidity

Perhaps the deterioration of American education is illustrated by the high correlation between the number of years a person has attended school and his inability to understand the words ‘the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.’ It is more likely, though, that those who interpret the Second Amendment to preclude an individual right to own guns are driven by their political agenda. Whichever the case, they do themselves no credit when they tell us that a simple, elegant sentence means the opposite of what it clearly says.

Florida law shifts burden of proof in ‘stand your ground’

Bill requires prosecution to show defendant didn’t act in self-defense

Prepare to defend yourselves from terrorists

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey’s recommendations on how to defend yourself in the event of a violent attack.

Ten Commandments for concealed carry

I’m not Moses, let alone God, but the following 10 bits of advice are written in stone nonetheless. Not by God, but by the vastly powerful mechanisms of logic, law, and reality.

Comparative effectiveness: Police and armed citizens

Responsible firearms ownership: I bought a firearm for self-defense, now what?

Make sure you know — memorize, review, and practice — the four cardinal rules of firearms safety

Concealed Carry Permit holder shoots, kills ‘active shooter’

The incident occurred around 6:15 pm. WFAA reported, “A man opened fire at the Zona Caliente Sports Bar … but police say a customer with a gun of his own put a stop to it.”

Mississippi governor tells college students to fight for Second Amendment

ATLANTA — Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant on Saturday urged a small group of college students and others to take up arms in defense of the Second Amendment.

The L.A. Riots 25 years later — gun store manager David Joo looks back

Training: Buy a shot timer

Why do we spend time shooting? There’s plenty of reasons: self-defense, competition, hunting, pure recreation, maybe even as part of a job. But a common thread that underlies all these reasons to shoot is that just about everyone who pulls triggers “practices” at some point with the hopes of improving their skills. After all, we all want better scores, more meat on the table, or to be able to protect ourselves and the people we care about as proficiently as we can within reason.

North Dakota joins ranks of constitutional carry states

Republican Gov. Doug Burgum on Thursday night signed a popular measure allowing law-abiding citizens to carry a concealed handgun without a permit.