Warning and Disclaimer: Do not try this at home or school!  These practices may be illegal in some towns and states.  Check with your local lawyer.  Alternatively, go down to the legal aid office and get some advice. Read more »

The gun laws in Mexico are even more draconian in Mexico.  A United States citizen was sentenced to 12 years in a Mexican jail for having a single shotgun shell that had wedged itself under the carpeting in the man’s trunk after a season of duck hunting.  The shell was not seen when he cleaned out the trunk and was only discovered by Mexican border police when they searched his vehicle. Read more »

They handcuffed him, took him to jail, and charged him with “suspicion of felony transportation of an assault rifle“, and confiscated his truck and weapons.

Notice that the charge is “suspicion of…” and not just felony transportation.  The police are hedging their bets on being flat out wrong for arresting him in the first place. Read more »

A man loaded up his pickup with boxes of ammo and guns.  He made sure all the weapons were unloaded and in locked containers.  All ammunition was in separate locked boxes and none of it was in magazines.  The pickup had a locked cover on the bed of the truck, so the guns and ammo in separate locked containers was locked up with a second layer of protection.  One weapon happened to be what California terms an assault weapon, and it was legally possessed and properly registered in California by the man. Read more »

Consider this:  A woman in an abusive marriage in California decides she has enough.  She gets a court restraining order against her husband and moves to New Jersey.

If she stayed in California, she could have carried a gun for protection.   Read more »

Jim Wallace, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Gun Owners Action League (GOAL), shred with us a real destructive Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling: No citizen of the state has a Read more »