Pro-gun Patriots Help Fund Billboard Exposing Anti-gun Rep. Frank Burns
Drivers in Pennsylvania’s House District 72 are now passing a billboard with a five-word message from Pennsylvania Gun Rights. “Frank Burns Betrayed Gun Owners.” The billboard was made possible by pro-gun patriots across the Commonwealth who chipped in to make sure gun owners in Cambria County know the truth about Rep. Frank Burns’ record. And […]
Tennessee Congressional Candidate Calls for National Gun Permit Requirement
A Tennessee congressional candidate is calling for Americans to obtain a government permit simply to own a firearm — a proposal that would take federal gun policy far beyond concealed-carry permitting. Tennessee state Rep. Justin J. Pearson, a Democrat running for Congress in Tennessee’s 9th District, wrote on September 8 that he wants Congress to […]
AG Dave Sunday Joins Supreme Court Brief Against “Assault Weapons” Bans After PAGR Pressure
Pennsylvania gun owners showed up, and Attorney General Dave Sunday heard them. After Pennsylvania Gun Rights mobilized grassroots gun owners to flood his office with messages insisting he take action, Attorney General Sunday joined an amicus “friend of the court” brief to the U.S. Supreme Court challenging so-called “Assault Weapons” Bans in Viramontes v. Cook […]
Pennsylvania Must Get Ahead of the Potential Collapse of the National Firearms Act
A major federal court victory against the anti-gun National Firearms Act has exposed a dangerous problem in Pennsylvania law that lawmakers need to fix before gun owners are caught in the crossfire. In Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF, a federal judge ruled that the federal government could no longer justify the challenged NFA registration requirements […]
Will Attorney General Dave Sunday Stand Up for Pennsylvania Gun Owners?
Pennsylvania gun owners are facing a pivotal moment. The United States Supreme Court is preparing to hear cases that could determine whether politicians can ban commonly owned semi-automatic firearms. While the cases originate outside Pennsylvania, the Court’s decision could have far-reaching consequences for gun owners across the Commonwealth. That’s why all eyes are now on […]
Pennsylvania Gun Owners Push for Constitutional Carry as Senate Returns This Week
Grassroots Activists Look to Build on Recent Pro-Gun Momentum in Harrisburg Pennsylvania gun owners are preparing for a critical week in Harrisburg as the State Senate returns to session and lawmakers face growing pressure to advance Constitutional Carry legislation. With momentum building behind Second Amendment protections, PAGR is urging senators to bring Constitutional Carry (SB […]
Minneapolis Isn’t Protesting. It’s Being Engineered.
Originally posted by our friends at Texas Gun Rights: www.txgunrights.org/minneapolis-isnt-protesting-its-being-engineered/ What’s happening in Minneapolis is not random chaos. It’s a choreographed effort by the Left. The media wants Americans to believe the unrest surrounding ICE and CBP operations is spontaneous outrage — a city reacting emotionally to unjustified immigration enforcement actions. That story collapses the […]
Santa Claus Has a Gift For You
Merry Christmas! You don’t want to miss out on Pennsylvania Gun Rights’ parent group, the National Association for Gun Rights’ spectacular holiday gun giveaway sweepstakes! NAGR is ending 2025 with a BANG, meaning you have a chance to win a SCAR 20S chambered in .308 Winchester, topped off with an Armasight Contractor 320 thermal weapon […]
Mass Shootings Fall to 20-Year Low Because Gun Ownership Is Up
The numbers are in, and they paint a clear picture. There were 17 mass killings recorded in 2025 across the United States — the lowest total since 2006, according to the Associated Press/USA TODAY/Northeastern University database. That represents a 24% decline from 2024 and continues a sharp downward trend that began last year. For gun […]
Pistol on nightstand for decades fired for first time
In 1986, a homeowner laid a gun on his nightstand in case his life was ever threatened.
Thirty years passed by without incident. The homeowner had never even fired the gun.
But one night, a burglar wearing a skeleton mask and gloves broke into the man’s home and charged into his bedroom, demanding money.
The homeowner, by then over 80 years old, told the burglar he didn’t have any money.
Enraged, the burglar attacked the elderly man.
But the victim grabbed the firearm on the nightstand and fired one shot, striking the burglar and instantly ending his assault.
The attacker fled, but succumbed to his gunshot wound just outside of the home he had invaded.
No charges were filed against the homeowner.