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DOJ Investigating L.A. County Sheriffs Dept. for Slow CCW Processing
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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has launched a Justice Department investigation into the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department “to determine whether it is engaging in a pattern or practice of depriving ordinary, law-abiding Californians of their Second Amendment rights.”
In a Thursday press release, the DOJ explained this investigation is “part of a broader review of restrictive firearms-related laws in California and other States” by the department’s Civil Rights Division. |
15 Revolvers So Good, You’ll Want Them All
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Revolvers hold a special place in the world of firearms. Their simplicity, reliability, and timeless design have made them a favorite for self-defense, target shooting, and collecting. Unlike semi-automatics, revolvers don’t rely on magazine-fed systems or complex mechanisms, making them one of the most foolproof firearms available. |
Man Stabbed in the Neck Shoots Attacker in Driveway Self-Defense Incident
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A suspected stabbing turned into a case of armed self-defense Tuesday evening after a man was reportedly attacked outside his home and responded by shooting his assailant. According to an update from the Manitou Springs Police Department, officers and EMTs responded to a 911 call around 7 p.m. on March 25 in the area of Deer Path Avenue and Oklahoma Road. The caller reported being stabbed in the neck. |
House Judiciary Advances Concealed Carry Reciprocity
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The House Judiciary Committee held a markup session on Tuesday, March 25, voting on several bills, including the “Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.” Now that this key legislative process is complete, the issue of reciprocity is cleared for consideration by the United States House of Representatives. |
This Gun Review is Written By A.I
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Don’t panic. TTAG is not using A.I. to write anything. Instead, we want to teach you how to spot A.I.-created content.
The gun industry is rife with artificial intelligence-created content, from various articles to full-on Youtube channels. There is so much computer-created slop it gets overwhelming. I actually avoided most of this by sticking to sources I trust. |
.22 vs 9mm: Should It Be a Debate?
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My first "real" gun was a Ruger 10/22, which shoots 22 long rifle, while my first concealed carry pistol was a Smith & Wesson 9mm Shield.
My grandfather owns a varmint gun chambered in 22 Mag, which we often shot growing up. |
Buckshot vs Slug: What’s Best for Self-Defense?
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The 12 gauge shotgun is considered by many as one of the most versatile firearms for both big game hunting and self-defense. A shotgun’s stopping power is unmatched, and it offers homeowners, hunters, and law enforcement an incredibly potent platform for both long and close-range engagements.
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Grassroots Legislative Update—March 31, 2025
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What’s New: HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE votes out H.R, 38 and H.R. 2184; Politics: WI critical state Supreme Court election; Arizona: The House Judiciary Committee has advanced SB1143; Colorado: Call Governor Polis’ office at (303) 866-2471, by email at Governorpolis@state.co.us, by signing the Colorado State Shooting Association Petition, and request he veto. |
DOJ Investigating L.A. County Sheriffs Dept. for Slow CCW Processing
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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has launched a Justice Department investigation into the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department “to determine whether it is engaging in a pattern or practice of depriving ordinary, law-abiding Californians of their Second Amendment rights.”
In a Thursday press release, the DOJ explained this investigation is “part of a broader review of restrictive firearms-related laws in California and other States” by the department’s Civil Rights Division. |
New York Judge Ignores Supreme Court Second Amendment Precedent
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In a move that shocked Second Amendment scholars and gun rights advocates alike, U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos upheld New York’s ban on stun guns and tasers in Calce v. City of New York, ruling that these non-lethal weapons are not protected under the Second Amendment. The decision came despite a growing body of precedent from courts across the country that have struck down similar bans. |
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