As described in detail at this page, Mississippi law restrains employers, both public and private, from establishing, maintaining, or enforcing “any policy or rule that
I purchased my first suppressor, a Dead Air Mask HD, .22 caliber, from TGC Outdoors on July 5, 2016. The choice was easy based on
Senate Bill 1736, effective July 1, 2016, states that any person or entity which posts a “No Guns” sign on their property “assumes absolute custodial
Alabama Concealed Carry Permits After 08/01/2013 Exempt from NCIS Joining a number of other states, the BATFE has ruled that Alabama permits to carry a
Effective July 1, 2016, full-time employees of Tennessee public colleges and universities may lawfully carry a firearm on campus. The law went into effect without
It has happened again. Another child has gotten access to a gun stored off-body, loaded, and ready for action. Another avoidable gun injury/death. This time the
AL.com reports: Signs that prohibited firearms outside secured areas at the Birmingham Shuttlesworth International Airport have been removed at the request of the Alabama Attorney
Effective upon passage, April 5, 2016, Senate Bill 2313 has done away with the requirement that firearm sound suppressors be registered with the Mississippi Department
Today, April 5, 2016, the Mississippi House of Representatives concurred with the changes made by the Senate to House Bill 786 originally entitled the “Mississippi
I’ve been around the world on the back of a chicken six times. Watch the video.