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Biden's Justice Department announced a new rule yesterday stating that if a firearm with a barrel shorter than 16 inches is fitted with a br
"This new rule has surprisingly flown way under the radar. It's not getting NEARLY the amount of attention it should be getting. So make sure to share this with your friends who own AR-style pistols, assuming they haven't yet lost them in a tragic boating accident."
2nd Amendment Best & Worst States?
Okay what State do you live in and what makes it the best or worst state for gun owners? I'll start -NH has no restrictions if you can afford it and its legal federally you can own it. -No waiting period. -No license or registration required to purchase or own. -No magazine limits. -Constitutional carry State so no permit required to carry concealed if you can legally own a firearm. Only post offices, federal buildings and courts are off limits. Schools are allowed if you have a concealed carry permit which NH is a must issue (I still get my license regardless of being constitutional carry). -No Guns Allowed signs do not carry weight of law. -Hunting with suppressors is allowed. -NH is a 'no retreat' state meaning if you have a right to be there you are not required to retreat before defending yourself. -Lastly and I am sure I've probably forgotten something NH has no sales tax so your firearms and ammo are cheaper. With all of this according to the Left our streets should be red but the NH homicide rate in 2014 was 0.9 homicides per 100,000, making New Hampshire in 2014 one of the safest places (in terms of homicide) on planet earth.
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Did you know that in America’s first century, there were almost no laws about guns for law-abiding citizens? This shows how deeply the right to bear arms is rooted in the U.S. history, thanks to the Second Amendment. Yet, many myths about guns and gun rights have grown, confusing the public and shaping today’s gun law debates. This article aims to clear up these common misconceptions about gun…
Learn about firearm restrictions for domestic violence convictions, state laws, and how to navigate legal challenges for restoring gun right
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How Can You Lose Your Gun Rights
As an American, knowing when you can lose your gun rights is key. It’s vital for your safety and for keeping the gun rights safe. These rights are part of our history and culture. If you’ve lost your gun rights before, you might be able to get them back. It’s important to know what can stop you from owning a gun, like drug offenses, criminal convictions, and mental health concerns. Learning about…
Support for the STATES Act Yields Unlikely Coalitions
One consequence of the recent groundswell of state marijuana legislation has been the emergence of less charged political discourse surrounding marijuana policy, a topic that was until recently considered a third rail. As the stigma continues to erode at the state level, policymakers are forced to confront more nuanced questions regarding how to regulate marijuana within the federal legal…
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