Amendment Would End Funding for BATFE Collection of Information on Multiple Long Gun Sales

By Aaron Spuler | July 23, 2013 |

Rep. John Carter (R-Tex.), chairman of the Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee, this week introduced an NSSF-supported amendment to the FY2014 Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations Bill to prohibit the use of any funds to require reporting of multiple rifle or shotgun sales. NSSF-LogoQuickly passed by the full House Appropriations Committee and included in the Commerce,…

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Texas Law: When To Shoot

By Aaron Spuler | July 22, 2013

Source: http://www.myfoxhouston.com/story/22888711/2013/07/19/when-can-you-shoot

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Become A Drone Bounty Hunter

By Aaron Spuler | July 17, 2013

Move to Colorado, become a bounty hunter and shoot down drones. If Deer Trail, Colorado passes a proposed ordinance you could do just that. Read the article: http://www.dailycaller.com/2013/07/16/colorado-town-considers-licensing-bounty-hunters-to-shoot-down-drones/

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Name The Caliber

By Aaron Spuler | July 16, 2013 |

If you make a guess as to the caliber you could be the owner of a free Weapon Blog shirt. A correct guess as to the caliber will net you an additional entry. You have two ways to enter this contest: Google+ and Facebook. Simply share the post on Google+ or Facebook (or both) and…

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USPS Unable To Ban Guns in Their Parking Lots

By Aaron Spuler | July 12, 2013 |

According to a Denver Post report, a Federal Court has ruled that the United States Post Office violated a man’s rights when they banned firearms in their parking lot. The judge upheld the ban on firearms within Post Office buildings themselves, but said the same ban cannot apply to a gun a left in a…

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