“Tag: Gun Registration”

Firearms registries have long been associated with the overreaching abuse of government power and the desire by some anti-gun officials to then confiscate registered firearms. This isn't a cycle we want to play out in America.

Jen Psaki, the new White House press secretary, does not enjoy answering questions, but when required to do so, she has two stock replies. The first is, “I’m going to circle back.”

When Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe went to buy a shotgun last August 6, an FBI background check barred him from completing the purchase.

Looking at Canada and Australia, there are more reasons to stand up against the prospect of firearm registration in America.

Quebec’s registration scheme yields a 20 percent rate of compliancy.

When grandparents in Michigan tried to become foster parents for their grandson, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services told them they had to give up their Second Amendment rights to do so.

AWR Hawkins explains how so-called “universal” background checks are just a step toward a gun registry and, ultimately, confiscation.

Frequent contributor AWR Hawkins reveals some of the many dangers of governments collecting data on gun owners and their firearms.

California tries to expand “bullet button” gun ban with 11th-hour, no-public-comment regulations.