Author: Buckeye Firearms Association

As details emerge about Wednesday’s deadly triple shooting at the University of Nevada campus in Las Vegas, the Washington Post is reporting that the university sent out an alert urging everyone to “evacuate to a safe place. RUN-HIDE-FIGHT.” But “fight” with what?

Coshocton County hunters again led the pack during Ohio’s deer-gun week that ended Dec. 3, followed by Tuscarawas and Ashtabula. Coshocton County topped the list in 2022, too.

A federal district court judge in West Virginia has ruled that a federal law prohibiting handgun sales to adults ages 18-20 is “facially unconstitutional,” and granted a summary judgment in a case brought by the Second Amendment Foundation.

On April 25, 2023, Delaware County Common Pleas Judge David M. Gormley issued a ruling prohibiting the city of Columbus from enforcing its unlawful ordinances that outlaw certain firearm magazines and implement…

President Joe Biden has long insisted he would ban what he calls “assault weapons” and has enlisted a motley succession of extreme anti-gun legislators to aid in that effort. Now Sens. Angus King (IND-ME) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) have joined that dubious collective by introducing perhaps the most sweeping gun prohibition bill of the 21st century.

U.S. senators bent on more gun control used a hearing at the Senate Judiciary Committee to attempt to yet again diagnose violent crime in America as a public health disease. Their only proposed cure, of course, is more gun control.

New York native Christopher McClenic says he founded the Stop Permitless Carry in Florida political action committee four months ago to “make life easier for law enforcement.” Unfortunately for McClenic, Florida law enforcement doesn’t want his help.

President Joe Biden’s campaign is waking from its slumber and vowing he will “finish the job” on gun control as a central pillar of his pitch to stay in The White House for another four years.

Once again, cities like Cincinnati and Columbus, with help from media outlets, rush to blame access to guns for the uptick in teen violence and demand new laws to mandate “safe” storage of firearms. How about instead finding out why teens are acting out in violence?

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals earlier this monthj ruled that Maryland’s Handgun Qualification License (“HQL”) requirement is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.