Tom Knighton

In a lot of states, preemption laws keep local governments from passing gun control. Granted, the gun control passed would just be misdemeanors

Donald Trump won and Republicans took back the Senate and maintained control of the House. All things considered, it looks like our gun rights are safe for a couple more years, at least.

Earlier this year, I attended the 2A Freedom Fest in Florida. It was a great time where I got to see some old friends, connect with new ones, and generally celebrate the Second Amendment.

So-called ghost guns scare a lot of people. They really shouldn't, in part because we have no evidence that people who use them illegally wouldn't be able to get a firearm through some other means, but they do.

We've long known how criminals get their guns. Most of them get firearms via some illicit means such as a black market gun sale, theft, or a straw purchase.

If you're part of a group that others want to kill, or that you believe they want to kill, it only makes sense that you'd step up and arm yourself so that if they try, they'll have a bad time of it.

Colorado was once a fairly pro-gun state, but the influx of new voters from California seems to have changed the politics of the state forever.

Tom Knighton November 23, 2024 11:45 AM I don't want gun ownership to be strictly along partisan lines. The reason?

I'm pretty down on the medical industry as a whole, and I'm not entirely comfortable with that. After all, we need health care for what should be obvious reasons.

In the wake of the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, local lawmakers sought to enact gun control.