David Codrea is a blogger at various firearms publications. He is a long-time advocate for the right to keep and bear arms, focusing on themes such as culture, law, and legislation, particularly in the context of federal legislation and citizen disarmament. David's work has been featured in American Handgunner, Firearms News, and AmmoLand.
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Soros-backed money is targeting Texas politics, and gun owners should not assume the Lone Star State’s Second Amendment rights are safe.
“The United States Supreme Court has now refused again to decide this big fight between when you interpret the Second Amendment, whether it's the
Ohio State Fair gun rules allow lawful carry outdoors but ban firearms inside buildings, forcing armed visitors to disarm or return to their vehicles.
A DSA-hosted essay proposed repealing the Second Amendment and banning pump-action, semi-automatic, and automatic firearms. Here is what gun owners should know.
Summit County Fair’s new entrance policy forces lawful Ohio gun owners to disarm, even after a teenager was shot in the fair parking lot last year.
By: David Codrea
Second Amendment attorney Stephen Stamboulieh ( @Stambo2A ) “has accepted a position with the Department of Justice”: https://t.co/5CQGOKDQpM pic.twitter.com/p0W0MIr9An
By: David Codrea
“The FBI has completed its review of records subject to the Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts (FOIPA) that are responsive to your request,” a July
Second Amendment victories have accelerated in recent years. Could the 2026 midterms reverse momentum on gun rights and ATF reforms?
By: David Codrea
A gun owner received a $40,000 settlement after Wyoming troopers disarmed, questioned, and detained him when he refused a vehicle search.
As one of his first actions as Attorney General, @AGToddBlanche today finalized a federal regulation and launched a new process allowing eligible
