Editorials

Sometimes, we don’t realize that the message we convey to others might influence their future decisions. We’ve all seen that guy at the range with the experience and the cool gear that condescends the newbs or the guys that aren’t deeply involved in the 2A movement. We’ve also seen the guy that is a true expert and has no ego and loves to help and encourage those who need guidance and advice. Which do you want to be?

Read about the little adventure Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie and John Petrolino had at the Great American Outdoor Show.

Feeling hungry? The ATF has some word salad for you. Read on about how they insist on using the term “machine gun” for switch-converted firearms.

Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie sat down with some of our favorite 2nd Amendment people at SHOT Show 2024. Much of it is chronicled on his YouTube channel and you can also read about it right here.

As an average guy that has attended SHOT Show in the past, I can’t wait to get to the next one. It is a paradise of freedom and firearms and for just a moment, I forget that I live in New Jersey.

I’m just an average guy who loves firearms and the 2nd Amendment. I’ve started to get involved in the activism all too necessary to defend our 2nd Amendment Rights for us and for generations to come. It’s amazing to me how many of New Jersey’s one million gun owners are completely unaware of the winnable battles raging in the courts right now. We need to spread awareness as best we can.

The New York state government is one of the biggest enemies to the 2nd Amendment and personal freedoms in general. After NYSRPA v. Bruen stopped the state from using an onerous and unconstitutional permitting scheme that few people could successfully navigate, the state decided to change what it means to have a concealed carry permit. In essence, they said “ok, we’ll issue permits… they just wont be valid anywhere.” Read this editorial by New York 2A Attorney Matt Winchell.

Anything for readers and ratings. Report on a new “school shooting” and surely it will catch people’s interest. That’s exactly what happened in the case of a shooting that took place recently at Worcester State University.

Various forms of so-called “red flag” laws, that allow governments to confiscate firearms from citizens, usually without due process, exist all around the country. New York’s version of red flag law, to nobody’s surprise, is especially onerous. Read what one of our great legal minds, 2A attorney Matt Winchell has to say on the matter.