Buckeye Firearms Association

Armed civilian used suppressed pistol to save lives at Idaho In-N-Out

by AmmoLand Editor Duncan Johnson

6:00am Thursday, August 06, 2026

Jordan Salinas did not know that a Saturday lunch stop at an In-N-Out Burger would place him in the path of a mass murderer. But when rifle fire erupted outside the crowded Twin Falls, Idaho, restaurant, Salinas had something most of the people trapped there did not: a firearm, training, and the willingness to move toward the threat.

Canadian bank discriminates against US gun companies while courting business

by Larry Keane, NSSF

6:00am Wednesday, August 05, 2026

Nate Treadaway, CEO of Vigilant Gear LLC, tagged NSSF in a LinkedIn post, writing, “Should I be surprised that a Canadian based bank ‘restricts’ lending (aka discriminates) to the firearms industry? Probably not. But, for the love of God, don’t solicit me first and then tell me you won’t do business because our industry."

DOJ withdraws appeal in challenge to post office firearms ban

by NRA-ILA

6:00am Tuesday, August 04, 2026

Another significant victory has emerged in the ongoing effort to roll back unconstitutional restrictions on the right to bear arms in places that millions of law-abiding Americans visit every day in every state in towns across the nation. This time, the challenge centers on one of the most familiar public institutions across the country: local post offices.

Silence is defeat: Why gun owners must flood ATF comment dockets now

by Sean Maloney, for AmmoLand

6:00am Monday, August 03, 2026

We’ve all seen the headlines. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) announces a new proposed rule change. Yet a dangerous myth quietly circulates within the Second Amendment community: “The ATF is going to do whatever they want anyway, so why bother writing a comment?” Here's why that is flawed logic.

Sign up for BFA-sponsored 2026 Fall Youth Shoot

6:00am Friday, July 31, 2026

Registration is open for the Buckeye Firearms Association-sponsored 2026 Fall Youth Shoot, slated Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 12 and 13.

Summit County Fair skirting Ohio law that prohibits gun bans on fairgrounds

by Joe D. "Buck" Ruth

6:00am Thursday, July 30, 2026

If you thought you could bring your firearm to the Summit County Fair this year, think again. The fair, which runs July 8 to Aug. 2, is using what it sees as a loophole by forcing all guests through its new building, essentially banning firearms entirely.

Cincinnati ordered to pay legal fees after losing another state preemption battle

by Joe D. "Buck" Ruth

6:00am Wednesday, July 29, 2026

The Ohio First District Court of Appeals on July 8 dealt the city of Cincinnati a legal and financial blow for attempting to overstep its municipal authority and override Ohio's preemption laws on firearms.

Guns allowed at Ohio State Fair but not in buildings; BFA's Rieck calls it 'ridiculous'

by David Codrea, AmmoLand

6:00am Tuesday, July 28, 2026

“Welcome to the Ohio State Fair!” You may bring your gun this year. Oh, but that doesn't include inside buildings, barns, food establishments, concert venues — any structure. Buckeye Firearms Association's Dean Rieck notes the absurdity, saying it's "ridiculous to allow someone to legally carry while they walk past the Ferris wheel but ban it in the barn with the butter cow."