By Dave Workman When the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms on Wednesday predicted this week’s “troubling national and state election results” would result in a spike in gun and ammunition sales before Democrats take over Congress in January, it ignited a nationwide media reaction. News agencies from Alaska to the […]

By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Neither the NYPD nor the NYFD were willing to comment publicly about a wanton act of vandalism that occurred this week at Ground Zero of the 9/11 Memorial. Calls and emails to both agencies were not returned. It’s not too difficult to figure out why. There were 343 […]

By Larry Keane Special to TGM As antigun activists have continued their drive to severely restrict gun rights over the past several years, they’ve seemingly stepped on a rake of evidence that shows those efforts are severely misguided. In fact, waltzing through a yard full of rakes is a little more like it. A surge […]

By Dave Workman Only days after TheGunMag.com contributing writer Dean Weingarten finished his two-part series on bear attacks om the U.S., a woman walking her dog Sunday morning in Washington state’s Snohomish County was attacked by a black bear, biting and clawing her. KOMO News in Seattle—the local ABC News affiliate—quoted a wildlife enforcement officer […]

By Dave Workman A startling new survey by Rasmussen, released this week, has revealed only 34 percent of likely voters will wait until Nov. 3 to actually submit their ballots, while 38 percent will “take advantage of early in-person voting, while 25% say they’ll vote by mail.” Second Amendment activists should pay attention to this […]