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The National Rifle Association has updated its proposal for changing Iowa's law on how sheriffs must issue permits to carry a concealed weapon.

National Rifle Association updates controversial Iowa weapons proposal By Jennifer Jacobs - jejacobs@dmreg.com - December 24, 2009 The National Rifle Association has updated its proposal for changing Iowa's law on how sheriffs must issue permits to carry a concealed weapon.

Are you out of your freaking mind?!? When I saw the headline, that's pretty much what I said but hang on.

"Many states recently adopted looser gun laws," a headline said recently about an Associated Press review.

According to a recent poll gun owners are more supportive of tighter gun laws than the NRA.

I always love it when I get email from the NRA. But this morning, I received an email from the NRA that was truly special.

MARVIN RAY "RED" BARTLETT passed away Saturday, December 19, 2009 at his home in Jennings, Oklahoma.

Quiet in Iowa for years, the powerful National Rifle Association is making a major push for gun-rights legislation here - a development that is already triggering heated opposition.

Never mind that the poll was conducted by Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster who is on Fox News so often that he may as well be considered a network personality.

In 2005, the National Rifle Association of America enacted a law that probably saved the American gun-making industry from bankruptcy.

It's getting easier to carry a gun in many states as legislatures across the country pass more laws loosening restrictions on firearms.

In many states across the United States, it's getting easier to carry a gun - and many say it's the result of a campaign by the National Rifle Association.

Albuquerque, NM National Police Shooting Championship. Art Martinez, range master for the Albuquerque Police Department--the largest and most well-equipped law enforcement agency in the state of New Mexico - remarked, "The Long Ranger systems were used to communicate with competitors prior to and during competitive courses of fire.

Have you ever wanted to become a National Rifle Association firearms instructor? If your answer is yes the process is quite simple.

Font size: [A] [A] [A] Like deer that scatter when they hear the crack of a rifle shot in the cold December air, too many Pennsylvania lawmakers bolt in fear when they hear the soft tread of National Rifle Association lobbyists in the Capitol hallways.

Resident WaPo idiot E.J. Dionne offers some "surprising results" from a shortly-to-be-released poll taken by Mayors Against Illegal Guns.

Earlier this fall, while scanning the merchandise at a state gun show for an antique handgun, longtime gun enthusiast Guy Gorsky took notice of more than the array of potential investment pieces.

Gun rights supporters want to shoot down two proposed ordinances that would require gun owners in unincorporated San Mateo County to report lost or missing guns and further restrict firearms dealers.

Republican pollster Frank Luntz conducted a poll released yesterday by the Mayors Against Illegal Guns which helps confirm surveys of National Rifle Association members conducted as far back as 1989.

It's been the year of the gun in Tennessee. In a flurry of legislative action, handgun owners won the right to take their weapons onto sports fields and playgrounds and, at least briefly, into bars.