A Northbridge, Mass., man had his own “Atticus Finch” moment when he defended his family against a rabid fox that had attacked his son in a shed and proceeded to chase his wife. Dana Stanley heard the commotion and called 911, explaining to dispatchers that he would soon be firing a gun in a residential area. As he spoke on the phone, the fox charged him and was fatally shot. Lab testing confirmed that the animal had rabies, and it had been sighted attacking local pets since the day before.
Homeowner Shoots Rabid Fox That Threatened Family
Latest
A Signal About What the Next Congress Might Do
One noteworthy anti-gun senator doesn’t think President Biden has the votes to bring his anti-gun agenda to fruition.
Shooting Straight with Aurelia Skipwith Giacometto
Aurelia Skipwith Giacometto has a lot to say about the intersection of our Second Amendment rights and wildlife conservation.
New Fronts in the War on Gun Owners
What our adversaries lack in logic, integrity and public support, they make up for in determination, underhandedness and cunning. This is why me must stand together and use the truth to keep our freedom.
Gun Review: Mossberg .300 BLK MVP Patrol Rifle
When you consider a compact rifle for home defense, you might think of an AR-15 style semi-auto; however, there is much to be said for the bolt gun in this scenario, too.
The Truth About Armed Citizens in America
The mainstream media tells us that armed citizens almost never stop bad guys with guns. The truth is much more interesting than they want the American people to understand.
What Makes a Receiver into a Gun?
Those interest in selling and purchasing partial receivers would be wise to read the ATF letter carefully.
SECTIONS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
EXPLORE MORE NRA PUBLICATIONS
