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Here is how social-media companies are controlling speech in regard to guns and the Second Amendment ahead of the November election.

As the coronavirus continues to impact our daily lives, firearms-related companies are stepping up to help.

National Youth Shooting Sports is currently accepting Ambassadors for the NRA.

With all the hassles gun aficionados have to cut through to get something posted on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, a Second Amendment supporter offers a video site for firearm fans.

Gun owners need a version of YouTube that doesn’t treat those of us who take our Second Amendment rights seriously like we’re a problem that needs to be solved.

Police had labeled a gun blogger’s channel as a “forum of extremism;” he responds by killing the channel.

Supporters launch social media campaign to pressure the hosting site to restore the channel.

We posit that “routine” should not be confused with “boring,” especially when it means a rifle that runs with the unassuming excellence of the iconic Model 700.

Reloading your own ammunition opens a lot of doors, but the best is repeatable precision.