Buckeye Firearms Association
Recent News About Buckeye Firearms Association
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NRA-ILA highlights achievements supporting Second Amendment rights nationwide
The National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) continues to play a significant role in promoting Second Amendment rights across the United States.
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Gun control debate reignites after CEO's murder with suspected ghost gun
Gun control activists are using the murder of health insurance executive Brian Thompson in Manhattan to push for stricter regulations on "ghost guns" and "3D-printed firearms."
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Criticism arises over media's portrayal of 'ghost guns' following CEO's assassination
USA Today recently published an article addressing the topic of "ghost guns," linking them to the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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Ohio hunters check highest number of white-tailed deer since record set in 2011
Ohio hunters reported checking 87,192 white-tailed deer during the weeklong gun season that ended on December 8.
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Lawsuit challenges Florida school's decision over student suspension for shell casings
Florida Carry Inc. has initiated legal proceedings against the Hillsborough County School District following the suspension of a high school student, referred to in the lawsuit as "J.S." The suspension occurred after officials discovered three...
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Buckeye Institute urges Supreme Court intervention in Mexico's lawsuit against gun makers
An Ohio-based organization, the Buckeye Institute, has taken a significant step in the ongoing legal battle involving the firearms industry and Mexico.
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Pam Bondi nominated for U.S. Attorney General amid concerns over Second Amendment stance
President-elect Donald Trump has selected Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General, as his nominee for U.S. Attorney General after Matt Gaetz withdrew from consideration.
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Firearm background checks decline by nearly ten percent from last year
The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) processed 613,380 background checks related to firearms during the week leading up to and including Black Friday.
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Ohio hunters report highest opening day harvest since '12
Hunters in Ohio reported checking 26,667 white-tailed deer on December 2nd, marking the start of the state's weeklong gun hunting season.
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Concealed-carry permits decline as more states enact constitutional carry laws
The number of concealed-carry permit holders in the United States has decreased for the second consecutive year, now totaling 21.46 million.
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Reward offered after gun theft at Rural King store
Authorities are actively searching for three individuals responsible for a burglary at the Rural King farm supply store in Marion County.
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Biden-Harris administration's anti-gun policies face strategic opposition
The Biden-Harris administration's executive orders on gun control have sparked discussions about the implications for Second Amendment rights.
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George Washington's first Thanksgiving proclamation
George Washington's 1789 proclamation marked a significant moment in American history by recommending a day of public thanksgiving and prayer.
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New York lawmakers propose bill allowing firearm seizure during domestic disputes
New York state lawmakers are preparing to reintroduce a bill that would allow police to seize firearms during domestic violence calls, even if no arrests are made.
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Ohio's weeklong deer gun hunting season begins December 2
Ohio's deer gun hunting season is set to commence on Monday, December 2, as announced by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.
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Ohio General Assembly's gun legislation sees mixed progress
As the 135th Ohio General Assembly approaches its conclusion, several gun-related bills remain in various stages of progress.
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Republican women's gun ownership rises significantly according to Gallup poll
Gun ownership among Republican women in the United States has seen a significant increase, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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Ohio raffle offers $3k prize package featuring Daniel Defense DDM4 V7
The Buckeye Firearms Association is organizing a raffle called "Give Thanks for our Freedoms," offering a prize package valued at over $3,000.
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Governors vow resistance amid new presidential administration
Voters on November 5 signaled a desire for change, electing Donald Trump as President over Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Florida officials may face fines over pre-hurricane gun ban
The city council of Okeechobee, Florida, along with Police Chief Donald Hagan, may face personal fines for violating a state law that reserves the regulation of firearms to the Florida legislature.