Firearms - Second Amendment: Books, Videos

Since the implementation of the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993, thousands of Americans have had their Second Amendment rights unfairly revoked because of "disqualifying events". These disqualifiers can vary maddeningly from state to state and often involve incidents so minor or long ago that they may have been forgotten. If you've received a Brady denial, Don't give up without a fight. Attorney C.E. Hill takes you step-by-step through the nine federal qualifiers, outlining your options for overturning each one. Every gun owner needs the information in this book.

C.E. Hill has been engaged in the practice of firearms and criminal defense law in Massachusetts and Vermont for 20 years. A sports shooter and antique gun collector, she has assisted clients to overturn dozens of Brady denials and advised attorneys in other states on hundreds more.
$15.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-478-8 112 pages 5.5" x 8.5"

Guns Saves Lives contains true stories of Americans who altered the course of their lives and others by their use of firearms. They stayed alive and, in many instances, saved the lives of loved ones. They saved the lives of untold others from violence their assailants were trying to commit. They changed the lives of the thugs significantly, at least temprorarily, by sending them to jail, or permanently by killing them outright. Robert Waters interviewed the citizen defenders in this book and makes their stories available in far greater detail than the local media cared to. The hidden side of the gun ownership story is seldom told, but Robert Waters does so in this book.
$20.00
Softcover 978-1-55950-226-9 184 pages 5.5" x 8.5" photographs

Crime can only be stopped in America if we take responsibility for our own safety. Arming and organizing volunteers into self-defense alliances has proven to be the most effective way of halting crime and making neighborhoods safe places to live, work and raise kids. Find out how groups all over America have done this.
$10.00
Softcover 978-0-87364-806-6 200 pages 5.5" x 8.5"

Do Americans have a constitutional right to bear arms, or is this power vested solely in government? Recent years have seen a sea change in scholarly interpretation of the Second Amendment. Beginning in the 1960s, a revisionist view emerged that individuals had a "right" to bear arms only in militia service. But in the late 1980s, a handful of scholars began producing a persuasive analysis that changed thinking on the issue, so that today, even in most canonical textbooks, bearing arms is acknowledged as an individual right.

Stephen P. Halbrook, a leading scholar on the Second Amendment, investigates the period from 1768 to 1826, from the last years of British rule and the American Revolution through the adoption of the Constitution and Bill of Rights and the passing of the Founders' generation. His research – based on the Founders' own statements as revealed in newspapers, correspondence, debates and resolutions – offers the most comprehensive analysis of the arguments behind the drafting and adoption of the Second Amendment and the intentions of the men who created it.
$15.00
Softcover 978-1-56663-792-3 448 pages 6" x 9"

Use the government's own words to make a powerful case for gun rights. This little-known U.S. Senate report is potent ammo for all gun owners interested in the preservation of our right to keep and bear arms. It is direct proof that the U.S. government itself has studied the meaning of the Second Amendment from all perspectives and concluded that every private citizen has the individual right to own and carry firearms. The Right to Keep and Bear Arms includes a damning assessment of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (BATF) efforts to rack up gun confiscation quotas ("constitutionally, legally, and practically reprehensible") as well as a scathing demolition of common arguments used to support the prohibition of private firearm ownership. This entire easy-to-read document is an inspiring tour de force of gun rights information.
$22.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-254-8 160 pages 8.5" x 11"