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Gunbroker.com: Gun broker is an online gun auction (that requires the use of an FFL).

Gunbroker.com is the largest site of its kind anywhere on the interwebz. That’s good news if you’re searching for a ballistic soulmate! Read on to learn more about Gunbroker.

Op-Eds

Sick of the NRA? Read this.

January 11, 2019June 26, 2019 David Reeder 52 Comments Duane Liptak, Second Amendment Matters

This was written by NRA Board Member Duane Liptak. It’s a long read, but if you’re in the ranks of

WTAF?

A Yearning for Gunless Sighs

May 19, 2018October 28, 2018 BBC-Guest 0 Comments Second Amendment Matters, So Sayeth Kupari

Dave Holmes and many others like him are done trying to reason with you bloodthirsty gun-owning sociopaths. He is tired of you valuing firearms more than the lives of children.

AR-15 Military Style Weapon of War Assault Rifle

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10 Horrifying Facts About the AR-15

April 8, 2018July 14, 2019 Breach-Bang-Clear Staff 0 Comments long guns, Second Amendment Matters, Tactical Professor

A storied warrior scholar once published an interesting list of little known (and horrifying) facts about the AR-15. Thought it apropos to share the arcana.

Op-Eds

A New American on the Second Amendment

April 1, 2018October 27, 2018 Obaid 1 Comment Second Amendment Matters

Our friend Obaid posted this recently, and I think it needs to be shared. A former interpreter for Coalition forces, Obaid grew up in Afghanistan. He has a very different perspective on the importance of the 2nd Amendment.

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CEO Mike Corbat Citbank Memo Outlines the New Commercial Firearms Policy

March 22, 2018July 14, 2019 David Reeder 0 Comments Second Amendment Matters

Citigroup CEO Mike Corbat, a self-described “avid outdoorsman and gun owner” penned an internal memo outlining the forthcoming U.S. Commercial Firearms Policy and its required “best practices.” They include restrictions on selling firearms to someone who hasn’t passed a background check, selling firearms to anyone under 21 years of age, and selling bump stocks or “high-capacity” magazines.