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Muskets to AR-15s: Weapons of War or Enemies of Tyranny?

Muskets to AR-15s: Weapons of War or Enemies of Tyranny?

by Suzanne Sherman | Apr 21, 2018 | Featured

Many people simultaneously claim to support the Second Amendment while insisting the federal government should be able to ban “military-style weapons.” These are actually mutually exclusive positions. In fact, the whole purpose of the Second Amendment was to ensure...
Refuting 12 Common Claims Against the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

Refuting 12 Common Claims Against the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

by TJ Martinell | Mar 17, 2018 | 2nd Amendment, Bill of Rights, Militia

Critics of the Second Amendment often highlight the state of technology in which it was written insofar as firearms were concerned. At the time, one-shot muskets and rifles were cutting edge military weaponry for the typical soldier. The argument goes that if the...
Understanding the Meaning of the Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

Understanding the Meaning of the Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

by TJ Martinell | Feb 27, 2018 | 2nd Amendment

In the age of the Internet when “pseudo-quotes” attributed to founders often obscure the truth of what they said and facts surrounding their actual beliefs, it’s important for gun rights activists to know the real historical record. Saul Cornell serves as the Paul and...
What Does the Word “Arms” Mean in the 2nd Amendment?

What Does the Word “Arms” Mean in the 2nd Amendment?

by TJ Martinell | Jun 30, 2016 | 2nd Amendment, Constitution 101

Previously I’ve examined what the phrase “bear arms” meant in the Second Amendment. The evidence makes it obviously clear it referenced both military and civilian use of weapons. But what did the word “arms” mean at the time? Today the word “arms” refers collectively...
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