No More Firearms Will Be Sold In CALIFORNIA Newsom Signs The Bill

California just signed a law designed to bankrupt every firearms manufacturer that dares to sell in the state — and most gun owners have no idea it exists.

Assembly Bill 1594 creates a "public nuisance" cause of action against gun manufacturers. Not for defective products. Not for anything they did wrong. Simply because their legally made firearm was misused by someone else entirely. And the lawsuits can be filed by the state, city governments, and DA offices — with unlimited taxpayer-funded legal resources behind them.

Small manufacturers? One lawsuit ends them completely. Large publicly traded companies? Their boards will do the math and walk away from California entirely.

May 10, 2026

SEAL Team 6 DEADLY New Cartridge

DEVGRU, navy seals elite force, SEAL TEAM 6 adopts new rifle in a wild new cartridge. Replacing their traditional M4 and MK12 SPR RECCE rifles and 556 guns.

May 10, 2026

Assault weapons ban destroyer? Or Jail Time?

In this video, creator Reno May re-evaluates his previous stance on the legality of the Ledesma Arms featureless grip for AR-15 style rifles in California.

May 08, 2026

Sheriff Chad Bianco: California Gun Laws Don’t Protect You

What is the Second Amendment really for? Sheriff Chad Bianco breaks down why the Second Amendment was written, why it still matters today, and why he believes California’s gun laws fail law-abiding citizens. Bianco explains the constitutional purpose behind the right to keep and bear arms, the rise of CCW permits in Riverside County, and why personal responsibility, training, and self-defense matter more than ever. He also shares why he believes criminals ignore gun laws—and why those laws often impact the people trying to protect themselves and their families.

May 07, 2026

BREAKING: California Magazine Ban Faces Major Legal Challenge as Duncan v. Bonta Intensifies

In this video, we break down the latest developments in the case, what’s being argued in court, and how the outcome could impact magazine restrictions, Second Amendment rights, and future firearm legislation nationwide.

May 07, 2026

MAJOR WIN! California’s Duty to Retreat Bill (AB 1333) is DEAD!

HUGE WIN for Self-Defense Rights in California! Assembly Bill 1333, which sought to turn California into a Duty to Retreat state and weaken the Castle Doctrine, is officially DEAD for the 2025 session! Thanks to the massive pushback from CRPA, law enforcement, and citizens, this dangerous bill was pulled before it could do any damage. But will they try again? Let’s break it all down.

May 07, 2026

Hornady A-TIP vs. ELD-M Bullets

What’s the difference between the Hornady A-TIP and ELD-M match bullets, and when should you pick one over the other? Outdoor Life Shooting Editor John B. Snow explains the details on this one-two-punch of match bullets.

May 03, 2026

9mm vs .45 ACP: The Biggest Lie in the Gun Industry

9mm vs .45 ACP, the gun industry says modern ammo made them the same. It didn't.

This video covers what actually changes between these two rounds in 2026: hollow point failure rates through heavy clothing, barrel length performance in compact carry guns, recoil differences for aging hands, suppressor compatibility, ammo cost at verified April 2026 prices, and the magazine capacity question in restricted states.

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May 03, 2026

Rob Bonta Is in Trouble — And He Knows It

Rob Bonta's approval rating has dropped 20 points — and suddenly he's holding press conferences about gun control. CRPA Legislative Director Rick Travis breaks down what's really going on in the California Attorney General race.

Bonta claims California's gun laws drove firearm deaths to record lows. The CDC data tells a different story — Texas saw nearly the same decline without California's gun laws. Rick explains why Bonta is reaching for this narrative now, why it's a political shell game timed to fundraising, and why he's vulnerable in a way no California AG has been in over a decade.

Plus: why the Attorney General position matters more than the Governor for Second Amendment litigation, the Michael Gates campaign, and what 24% undecided voters means heading into June.

May 02, 2026