Elderly woman awakens to find intruder, shoots at him
The woman’s first reaction was to yell at the intruder, “What are you doing in my house?” She said the man didn’t budge nor answer her inquiry. Her second reaction was to raise her handgun and fire a round at him.
Wayne LaPierre: Danger of United Nations Arms Trade Treaty
Specifically, Articles 8, 12 and 15 of the treaty would create international pressure (and the perfect excuse) for signatory nations to compile “records” of all gun owners who purchase firearms imported into their country—and then supply this sensitive private information to governments of exporting countries.
Business Owner Defends Auto Shop From Armed Robbers
Surveillance video in the lobby at A B Motors in the 13500 block of the East Freeway at Evanston shows a man rushing in, holding a bag and gun. Another armed man was right behind him, wearing a bandana. Both were demanding cash.
New York Newspaper Files Lawsuit Over Pistol Permit Records
The Journal News says it sued Thursday after the county denied two Freedom of Information requests and a subsequent appeal.
Gear Review: StealthGearUSA Concealed Holsters
The new holster design is more comfortable that some of the traditional materials, especially in hotter weather. It comes with the right size allen wrench so that you can adjust the exact mounting and angle of the holster. The material is thin despite having a comfortable padded back.
Firearm Owner’s Information in New York State is Public Info?
Firearm owner’s information in New York State is public information. This means that anybody can go to the local court, police station, or sheriff’s office (whoever issues licenses in your county) and request a list of all names and addresses of those individuals who have
Secure Firearms Act by U.S. Rep. John R. Carter
I recently learned more about the Secure Firearms Act proposed by US Rep John Carter of Texas. I’m including below the email I received about this new proposal from the NSSF. This new law is not to be confused with the NY “Safe Act” passed earlier this year in the State of New York.
What Visitors to New York Need to Know About Guns
You go over to the airline counter with your nice, official, TSA-approved lockbox and you tell the agent, ‘I have a handgun that I want to declare,’” the same as you did coming into New York, and they say, ‘Wait right here.’ Two minutes later there are six Port Authority police descending on you. You are arrested, you are held, usually overnight, before you get to see a judge.