Are Background Checks a Reliable Measure? Probably not.
According the Tennessee Conservative (citing numbers from 24/7 Wall St.), gun sales are down from their historic highs, but people are still buying a lot
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According the Tennessee Conservative (citing numbers from 24/7 Wall St.), gun sales are down from their historic highs, but people are still buying a lot
This is a really well done news story by Mary Reichard and Jenny Rough of World News, wng.org. Listen to it here or read the
A recent news article about a company modifying Glock 17s to be “smart guns” reminded me of quite a few instances where gun owners have
Reporting by the Chattanoogan.com: EPB employees at 1806 Dixon St., told police they were getting numerous calls for outages in the area of Dixon Street.
The AR-15 pattern rifle was first designed in the 1950s by Eugene Stoner at ArmaLite. In 1959 ArmaLite sold the design to Colt. The military
According to recent news reports, Tennessee has the ignominious distinction of leading the nation in firearms stolen from vehicles. Memphis is #1 (193.6) while Chattanooga
In the case of McGlasten v. State the Mississippi Supreme Court answered a question of first impression – whether a felon in possession of four guns was guilty
What is a “dirk knife” as defined by Mississippi Code § 97-37-5(1)? In the case of Summerall v. State, 41 So. 3d 729, 737 (¶
I recently applied for another stamp, this time using Form 1. The application was submitted on August 9th and approved August 24, 2021. That’s pretty
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