DOJ Opens Discussions in Texas Suppressor Case — Opportunity for Resolution Emerges
After more than 18 months of legal uncertainty, a potential turning point may be emerging in the case involving Texas suppressor manufacturer 1836, LLC. For the first time since federal agents seized property and equipment in August 2024, the Department of Justice has initiated contact to begin discussions regarding the matter. A Case Marked by […]
Texas Gun Rights Foundation Wins Again — DPS Appeals for Third Time
This case is no longer about a single license. It is about whether a state agency will accept the law as written, or continue relitigating the same failed argument until it gets the outcome it wants. A Third Victory in Court For the third time, Texas Gun Rights Foundation has prevailed in court on behalf […]
Swamp Democrats Push Backdoor Gun Ban Through SAVE Act
Democrat U.S. Senator Chris Coons is at it again. While Americans focus on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383), anti-gun Democrats in Washington are quietly trying to hijack the bill with a backdoor gun control amendment that strikes directly at your Second Amendment rights. What This Amendment Actually Does Coons’ Amendment 4655 would effectively outlaw […]
BulletScout Is Helping Gun Owners Navigate Ammunition Uncertainty
by Chris McNutt Something is changing in the ammunition market again. Not overnight. Not dramatically. But steadily, and for reasons that go far beyond your local gun store. A Market Under Pressure Across the board, ammo prices are creeping up. Not because of panic buying. Not because shelves are empty. But because the system itself […]
ATF Bans Gun Owners After Its Own System Fails — More Proof the NFA Must Be Repealed
In yet another example of federal overreach and incompetence colliding, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is now banning law-abiding gun owners from its eForms system—all because of a security flaw the agency itself created. The controversy stems from a glitch in the ATF’s eForms platform, which was flooded with applications as Americans rushed […]
Illinois Democrats Push Bullet Serialization Scheme — A Backdoor Gun Registry Texans Must Reject
In a move straight out of the gun confiscation playbook, Illinois Democrats have filed legislation that would require every single round of handgun ammunition to be serialized, tracked, and logged in a government database. That’s not a typo. Under the proposal, law-abiding citizens would be forced to purchase ammunition stamped with a unique identifier—effectively turning every […]
LA Court Proves Why Gun Owners Shouldn’t Support Background Checks
In a stunning admission, the Los Angeles County Superior Court has revealed that it failed to report hundreds of thousands of criminal case outcomes to the California Department of Justice—including roughly 147,000 felony convictions. Let that sink in. For decades—stretching back to the 1980s—criminal records simply weren’t entered into the system that feeds background checks. No […]
Paxton Surges as Cornyn Falters; Runoff Shaping Up as Referendum on Betrayal of Gun Owners
The Republican Senate runoff between Attorney General Ken Paxton and Senator John Cornyn is quickly turning into a political nightmare for the establishment. After dumping an estimated $100 million trying to avoid a runoff, Cornyn still couldn’t close the deal—limping into a virtual tie with Paxton. Now, heading into a low-turnout runoff that historically favors more conservative, […]
Texas Gun Rights PAC-Endorsed Jace Yarbrough Secures GOP Nomination
In a major development in Texas’ congressional races, Republican candidate Jace Yarbrough has officially secured the GOP nomination after his runoff opponent dropped out before the deadline—clearing the field and canceling what could have been a costly and divisive second round. Yarbrough, who had already dominated the primary field, now heads into November as the Republican nominee […]
Virginia’s Gun Ban Should Terrify Texas Gun Owners
Virginia Democrats just rammed through one of the most sweeping gun bans in the country. And if Texas gun owners don’t pay attention, it could be a preview of what’s coming next. The Virginia General Assembly passed Senate Bill 749, legislation that bans the future sale, transfer, and manufacture of many semi-automatic firearms the gun […]