by M Dowling, Independent Sentinel:
The U.S. has more armed civilians than most countries’ military. But have you ever wondered how many Americans are actually armed? Ammo.com was curious and decided to write a report about it! The truth is that less than half of Americans report owning guns in 2026, but there’s more to the story.
If you’re in a hurry, here are the report highlights:
- Over 60% of those living in Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska own guns.
- Nationwide, gun ownership has remained stable: between 30% and 32% since 2000.
- Americans aged 50 to 64 report the highest ownership rate at 37%, though rates vary by survey.
A weapon that leaves no shell casings, produces no muzzle flash, and generates barely a whisper is not science fiction. It is now in the hands of Chinese security forces and being showcased as the future technology of warfare. It’s the Gauss gun and it represents the evolution of war. Even more powerful, recently unveiled mobile microwave emitters mounted on armored trucks are designed to fry the electronics of an entire drone swarm from nearly two miles away. Together, these two emerging technologies, one silent and precise, the other invisible and devastating, may give Beijing the ability to control populations in the shadows while dominating future battlefields without firing a single traditional bullet.
The Second Amendment exists to protect the First Amendment. Democrats don’t like that because its absolute authority hangs like a personal threat to their agenda. They fear that if the white peasants Obama described in his first campaign, who “cling to the guns and bibles,” were to become angry and do something about it, they could be finished.
California is betting that code and blueprints can be treated as contraband by not calling it speech.
The self-described member of the radical leftist terror organization Kyle Wagner is reportedly on the run after encouraging insurrection and threatening ICE agents.
Was presumption of guilt for carrying a gun, by Republicans, on your bingo card?
