All Entries Tagged With: "Wisconsin Gun Laws"
WI Campus Carry: Grading Our Children’s School Security
We live in a world of uncertainty, but Wisconsin legislators could provide a lot less uncertainty regarding the safety of our young children by giving parents complete control over their security.
WI: Look Who’s Blocking Campus Carry
A bill in the Wisconsin legislature allowing concealed carry on school grounds is being blocked by state republicans who say it’s a not a priority.
WI Semi-Auto Ban Introduced
While everyone was distracted with the national circus known as the republican debates, Wisconsin democrats launched a nightmare ban on semi-automatic firearms.
SOS: Wisconsin’s Gun Rights Organization Needs Help
Obama and the gun banners have launched a full scale war against gun owners. But anti-gun forces will prevail if Wisconsin’s leading pro-gun organization is allowed to go down in flames.
WI Gun Rights: Bloomberg’s State-Level Attack Plan Revealed
Bloomberg’s millionaire-funded New York-based anti-gun group — Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG)– is already operating here in Wisconsin and they plan to do the same thing to us that they’ve done to states like Connecticut and Colorado.
Update On Wisconsin Firearm Freedom Act
An urgent note from State Rep. Michael Schraa about the Wisconsin Firearm Freedom Act.
Appleton: AR-15 Open-Carriers Harrassed By Police
Residents who were upset that two men carried rifles near the downtown farmers market in early September flooded City Hall with electronic messages and called for corrective action, a review of public records showed.
WGO Renews Fight for Constitutional Carry
Wisconsin concealed carry: After a year of government permission carry, it’s time to pass Constitutional Carry in Wisconsin, says WGO.
Video: Nugent on Why Anyone ‘Needs’ an AR-15
At the 2013 SHOT Show, Ted Nugent addressed the current assault on the Second Amendment. Most notable was his response to the question, Why do you ‘NEED’ an AR-15?
Wisconsin’s First CCW Self-Defense Shooting
A Milwaukee man will not face any charges after shooting a robbery suspect at a Milwaukee grocery store, in Wisconsin’s first self-defense case after passage of concealed carry.
