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A new survey showing where criminals get their guns proves why gun control legislation is so ineffective at reducing crime. The frustrating thing is, anti-gun lawmakers know the truth, yet continue to push their agenda to control America’s law-abiding gun owners.

As courts again rule that police have no duty to protect individual Americans, anti-gun activists continue to push schemes to make armed self-defense more difficult.

Last November, a madman stormed the Sutherland Springs First Baptist Church and killed half its congregation. A year later, Sunday service attendance has quadrupled and construction of a big, new sanctuary is well underway.

Last month, NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre warned of a coming socialist wave that threatens to drown out our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, along with many other aspects of American freedom.

When a bad guy with a gun opened fire in a small Texas church, a good guy with an AR-15 put a stop to the attack. Still, many in the media don’t want to admit the truth.

When it comes to sinister devices of mass murder, one gun-ban group thinks .50-cal. muzzleloaders fit the bill.

When a cowardly murderer opened fire on worshippers in a Texas church, a heroic armed citizen used his own AR-15 to send the attacker fleeing.

Editor Mark Chesnut looks at the new legislation under consideration in Congress that would ban firearm magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition.

When a gun-ban group suddenly changes its name, there’s a good chance it has something to hide. Remember Handgun Control Inc.?