Author: Buckeye Firearms Association

“Stealth Edit: FBI Quietly Revises Violent Crime Stats,” by Crime Prevention Research Center, describes how in 2023, the FBI reported that for 2022, “the nation’s violent crime rate fell by 2.1%. This quickly became, and remains, a Democratic Party talking point to counter Donald Trump’s claims of soaring crime.” Subsequently, the FBI “quietly revised those numbers, releasing new data that shows violent crime increased in 2022 by 4.5%.

Our friends at Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation have announced the 5th Annual MEGA Raffle. And this year it features the largest prize pool they've ever offered – including a Ford F150 STX 4×4…

It appears that Meta’s Facebook is at it again in another hot election season. They repeatedly remove our posts and then actually alert us to respond to posts by progressive pages and profiles. We have screenshots to prove it.

Vice President Kamala Harris keeps saying she owns a handgun. It’s a Glock, she says. But that opens up more questions that are frankly problematic for her and demonstrate again her hypocrisy of targeting law-abiding firearm ownership while ignoring violent criminals.

Polls frequently show that gun owners who otherwise strongly support the Second Amendment are in favor of universal background checks and red flag laws. Do you support them? Try these scenarios and see if you really do.

NSSF released its 2024 Congressional Report Card, grading sitting U.S. Representatives and U.S. Senators on key legislation that is of critical importance to the firearm industry, the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens, and America’s hunters and recreational target shooters.

Donald C. Hagan, the chief of the Okeechobee {Florida) Police Department, doesn’t appear to be enjoying his time on the national stage. Hagan is the chief who “inadvertently” signed an illegal city ordinance that banned firearm and ammunition sales as well as firearm possession just days before Hurricane Helene made landfall.

State Issue 1 on the ballot this fall is billed by its misleading proponents as a way to eliminate gerrymandering of legislative district maps in Ohio. Yet what the constitutional amendment would actually do is cause a level of gerrymandering that could obliterate our gun rights.

Should she persist in envisioning a future of government-mandated gun seizures from responsible Americans, Kamala Harris would do well to examine just how successful that experience has been in Canada, a country with far fewer guns and gun owners.

What happens if your car breaks down? If you get sick? If something comes up and you can't vote on Election Day? Voting early helps to ensure your voice is heard and…