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Revolvers in the Coming Pandemic

by Greg Ellifritz

3:00pm Thursday, March 12, 2020

Considering I’m planning several revolver courses for the coming year, I have revolvers on the brain. It seems that the proficient use of a revolver has become a dying art in this age of self-loading pistols. I think that is a sad state of affairs and truly believe that many folks could be better served with a revolver as a home defense weapon, especially in the event of a serious economic or...

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Unhinged Joe Biden threatens UAW worker who asks question on gun rights

by Chad D. Baus

7:00am Thursday, March 12, 2020

The Democrats' presidential front-runner, Joe Biden, is well-known for sticking his foot in his mouth. Biden is a daily gaffe-machine, and if the media gave him even one-one hundredth the treatment they gave Dan Quayle, he would be far behind socialist Bernie Sanders by now. Biden, of course, is given a pass by his mainstream media sycophants, but a confrontation with a United Auto Workers' union...

Bloomberg Quits After Coming up Short on Super Tuesday

7:00am Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Last week, New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg joined the growing list of Democrats who have abandoned their dream of taking on President Donald Trump this November. His effort will be remembered as one in which he spent big but accomplished little. Like other failed candidates before him, Bloomberg made his anti-gun platform the centerpiece of his campaign, even shelling out $11 million to...

LEGO Art Triggers Anti-gun Group

7:00am Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Back in 2012, we reported on a controversy over LEGO Heavy Weapons , a guide on building toy guns out of LEGO bricks written by Jack Streat, a then-teenaged resident of the United Kingdom. Some parents were aghast that the much-loved children’s toy could be used to make “confrontational” playthings. When the same publisher followed up by releasing Forbidden LEGO: Build the Models Your Parents...

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Project Appleseed 2020 Event Schedule

by Steve Branam

7:00am Monday, March 09, 2020

“Appleseed” comes from Johnny Appleseed, the American folk hero who toured the country, planting appleseeds so that future generations would benefit. Project Appleseed is designed to ensure that future generations of Americans will learn and benefit from the lessons of our colonial past. It's a nonprofit, non-partisan group of men and women (known as the Revolutionary War Veterans Association)...

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BFA welcomes Rob Sexton as Legislative Affairs Director

7:00am Friday, March 06, 2020

With 18 anti-gun bills under consideration in the Ohio Statehouse and a field of Democrat presidential candidates promising draconian gun control, this is a challenging time for pro Second Amendment organizations. But it's a challenge Rob Sexton is willing to take on as he joins Buckeye Firearms Association as its Legislative Affairs Director. “We're pleased to welcome Rob to the team,” said...

Registration for 2020 CMP National Matches Begins in March

7:00am Thursday, March 05, 2020

Registration for the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) 2020 National Trophy Pistol and Rifle Matches officially opened March 1, 2020. The annual event, held at the Camp Perry National Guard Training Base since 1907, features traditional marksmanship events and an established lineup of CMP’s own competitions that will carry the precedent of the National Matches through the next decade. Whether...

2020 Marks Year Of Change for Arms Trade Treaty

7:00am Wednesday, March 04, 2020

At the NRA-ILA Leadership forum last year President Trump sent the international anti-firearm community into hysterics by announcing his intent to withdraw the United States from their crowning jewel, the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). Having never secured membership from China or Russia, the thought of many was that in losing the treaty’s only top tier arms exporter the ATT would die, but that could...