We’ve seen active killer incidents many times just like the recent one at a Minneapolis church. They all follow the same pattern, but community leaders just keep suggesting tired old solutions that don’t work. Rob Morse, author of the SlowFacts blog, joins the “Keep and Bear Radio” podcast to discuss mass murder, why we never seem to learn the right lessons, and steps ordinary citizens can take to prevent or stop these horrific killings.

Add Seattle to the list of anti-gun cities and states that want to make Glock and local gun retailers their scapegoats for out-of-control crime. Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison, a RINO Republican, has launched a lawsuit against Glock Inc. and three local retailers, accusing them of choosing to “prioritize profits over public safety.”

Save the date and join the fight to protect the Second Amendment — and become an NRA volunteer leader in Ohio. David Conte, Ohio’s Grassroots field coordinator, will host a virtual FrontLines Activist Leader (FAL) informational session Sept. 17 and provide detailed information about the FAL program and how you can become an important participant in standing up for the Second Amendment. RSVP!

Church security team members from as far away as Texas attended an Aug. 30 training session in Middletown, Ohio, sponsored by Buckeye Firearms Association. Protecting Houses of Worship is an all-new training class designed to introduce participants to the unique security needs of churches. Training includes the history of active killing events, including current tragedies, plus “stop the bleed” medical training, active killer response tactics, and realistic threat scenarios.

For every problem, there is a quick, cheap, and simple solution — that doesn’t work. A mentally ill person attacked a church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We’ve been there before. Why are we attracted to solutions that fail time after time?

Longtime squirrel hunters have their preferences when it comes to which type of gun to use — shotgun or rimfire rifle. Each has its pros and cons. Which one do you prefer? Here’s just one opinion from a guy who has been hunting for most of his 56 years of life.

Since President Trump returned to office, we have been in a golden age for gun rights. It’s a welcome change from the nearly fanatical assault on our Second Amendment rights over the past four years. But there are still challenges, and RINOs are among them.

Marianna Mitchem, the ATF’s former associate assistant director of field operations (industry operations), is now working for former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun group, Everytown for Gun Safety, according to a former ATF senior official who did not want their name used in this story.

Ohio’s hunting seasons for squirrel, dove, Canada geese, teal, and more open in early September. Here’s some important information you need to know before heading out to the woods.

A Franklin County common pleas judge has ruled that Ohio state law overrides local attempts to enact gun control ordinances, delivering a significant blow to defiant cities like Columbus and a win for gun rights advocates.