Tom Knighton is a journalist at Bearing Arms. He focuses on a variety of topics including government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, while also touching on culture and society. Tom's work has been featured in Townhall, Tilting At Windmills, and Bearing Arms.
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Tom's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation, government and politics, with a specific emphasis on gun control, gun violence, lawsuits, second amendment issues and gun ownership. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or opinions related to these topics.
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By: Tom Knighton
I'm always leery about technology that seems like it could potentially be turned into a mass surveillance apparatus.
By: Tom Knighton
The problem with any list of "best" anything is that it's going to be horrifically subjective.
By: Tom Knighton
Ah, Toronto, Canada . A city that's doing more for the cause of gun rights than probably any other community on the planet, and not because they've
In the midst of the gun debate, we tend to focus on two time periods. One is, obviously, the time when the Second and the Fourteenth Amendments were ratified.
In the aftermath of the Wolford decision last month, anti-gunners tried to go on a tirade and make the decision all about property rights.
If it weren't for hysterics, anti-gunners wouldn't have anything at all to hang their hats on, I suppose.
Last year, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said you cannot jail your way out of violence . He called incarceration racist, immoral, and unholy.
Once upon a time, the anti-gunners cooked up a term for inexpensive handguns. They called them "Saturday Night Specials," a way to demonize the
By: Tom Knighton
The end of the tax stamp on suppressors wasn't as good as we wanted, but it was a big step forward. Suppressors, often called "silencers," aren't the devices of spy movie infamy.
By: Tom Knighton
Usually, when the media talks about some bad guy's "arsenal," we get ready to laugh. While it's the technically correct term—which just means a
