By Dave Workman In a unanimous decision, a three-judge panel of the Massachusetts Court of Appeals says a wife cannot be denied an application for a license to carry (LTC) because of past incidents involving her husband. In a case known as Guinane v. Chief of Police of Manchester-by-the-Sea, the court ruled that Bay State […]

By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Our country was much more troubled and dangerous when Joe Biden was president, but thankfully times have changed, according to several current and former firearm instructors. “There was a lot more concern about how things were going to go,” said Mike Magowan, chief operations officer for Florida’s Self […]

By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press All eyes are turning toward the University of Wyoming, which recently received nearly $1 million in federal dollars to create Second Amendment curriculum for high school students that “highlights ongoing debates about firearms education in American schools and the federal government’s role in […]

By Dave Workman For the fourth straight month, the number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State has declined, with the drop in November being the most significant, to 706,046, the lowest the number has been in several months. The last month with lower CPL numbers was April, when the statewide total was 705,691. […]

By Dave Workman Almost exactly three years after Oregon voters narrowly adopted gun control Measure 114, which bans so-called “large-capacity magazines” and requires permits-to-purchase firearms from police, the Oregon State Supreme Court will hear oral arguments challenging the measure’s constitutionality next week. The hearing is scheduled Thursday, Nov. 6, just two days short of the […]