From the board of the North Carolina Firearms Coalition, I want to wish you a great Memorial Day! As we honor the memory of those who have given their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy today, it’s important to remember what those heroes fought for. They paid the price so you and I can speak, worship, associate and live freely with each other and not worry about a dictator
Contact: Thomas Walker Email: [email protected] On election night in 2016, gun owners saw their dreams come true as Hillary Clinton was defeated and President Trump was elected, thanks in no small measure to the tireless efforts of grassroots gun owners. After eight years of fighting with President Obama’s Administration to defend our gun rights, many gun owners assumed that 2017-2020 would be our chance to go on the offense in Washington D.C. And that
The gun control bill I warned you about just before Thanksgiving is scheduled for a hearing in the House Judiciary Committee in DC. I need you to read this and take immediate action! Senator Feinstein (CA) and her sellout Republican ally John Cornyn (TX) are trying to fast track their gun control bill through the House Judiciary Committee and get it over to the Senate! Capitol insiders are reporting that
Dear NC Second Amendment supporter, I have tremendous Second Amendment news to report! State Representative Chris Millis (R-Hampstead) has just introduced the North Carolina Constitutional Carry Act (House Bill 201)! House Bill 201 would not only make the Concealed Handgun Permit optional, it would eliminate the pistol permit to purchase requirement! What this means is, you would no longer have to pay the government or ask permission from the government
Chicago – When this 23-year-old man went out to walk his dog in the 8200 block of South Ingleside in Chicago, he brought his lawfully carried concealed pistol along with him. So when an armed gunman shot the 23-year-old in a brazen daylight robbery attempt, the gun owner drew his own firearm and shot back, striking the suspect in the head, killing him. The Cook County medical examiner confirmed that
Pasco County — When a man entered Jordon’s BBQ, a family owned restaurant near Tampa Florida, he indicated that he was there looking for work. But according to witnesses, the man began to demand money from everyone in the restaurant and implied that he was armed. When the owner of the store saw the yet unidentified man grabbing for a weapon, he drew and fired his concealed handgun, killing the suspect
UNIONTOWN, PA. – For 30 years, a Pennsylvania man kept a .22 pistol on his nightstand, never knowing if he’d need to use it. But on November 4, the moment this 81-yr-old man had prepared for back when Ronald Regan was President, came to a terrifying reality as 46-year-old Franklin Schrout broke into the man’s home, and assaulted him during a robbery attempt. When the 81-year-old said he had nothing
Pittsburgh – When a 42-year-old man went to get money from an ATM in a late night withdrawal, he brought his concealed pistol along for the trip. During his transaction, this gun owner was accosted by two armed thugs who attempted a robbery. According to the police, the would-be victim pulled his own firearm in fear for his life, and shot both suspects in self-defense. One suspect was hit in
UNIONTOWN, Pa. —An 82-year old man used a gun that’s been on his nightstand for 30 years to shoot a burglar in Uniontown early Friday morning.Uniontown police say the home invasion happened at 1:30 a.m., in the 100 block of Lenox Street. Police will not disclose the name of the homeowner, but they say he was awakened by a burglar and the two engaged in a physical confrontation. That’s when
Las Vegas – Out on bond and awaiting trial for an early felony armed robbery, 18 year-old D’Andre Fanniel made the decision to continue in his fateful career path, and this time he brought a friend with him. So the two armed gunman shattered the back door to 5100 Apollo Lane and demanded money from a woman in the home. Thankfully, the woman was on the phone with her son-in-law
