Harold Hutchison is a Freelance Writer who has served as Consulting Senior Editor with Soldier of Fortune Magazine. His work primarily focuses on government and politics, world affairs, and legal matters, covering topics such as federal legislation, public policy, and security policy. Harold's insights and articles have been featured in numerous outlets including AmmoLand, The Daily Signal, and The Western Journal.
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Harold Hutchison's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy and regulation. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to US government announcements.
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By: Harold Hutchison
A proposed rule by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives could enable consumers to purchase firearms online without having to go to their neighborhood Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL), potentially causing a rivalry to develop between them and online gun retailers.
Governor Abigail Spanberger tried to pass further gun control mandates, but this Virginia Judge shot her down.
By: Harold Hutchison
Video News Clips: In Their Own Words Viral Social Media Video Shows When Firearms Training Goes Wrong, Things Really Go To Hell
By: Harold Hutchison
It goes without saying that training with firearms is an activity that requires a lot of effort into ensuring safety, because you never know what might happen.
By: Harold Hutchison
Legal/Law/Criminal Justice and Reform Turns Out Canada Still Has Shootings Despite Gun-Grabbing By paul (dex) via Wikimedia Commons
By: Harold Hutchison
Canadian gun control laws have tightened in recent years, but that did not stop multiple shootings in that country’s largest city over the weekend.
By: Harold Hutchison
US California's Democrat AG Rob Bonta Desperately Wants Court – And You – To Believe Suppressors Aren't ‘Arms'
By: Harold Hutchison
Democratic California Attorney General Rob Bonta's office claimed in a letter sent to a federal appeals court that lawyers challenging the state's ban on suppressors overread a recent Supreme Court decision.
By: Harold Hutchison
Democratic California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office claims lawyers challenging the state’s ban on suppressors overread a Supreme Court decision.
By: Harold Hutchison
Democratic California Attorney General Rob Bonta's office claimed in a letter sent to a federal appeals court that lawyers challenging the state's ban on suppressors overread a recent Supreme Court decision.
