Military Veteran Firearms

On June 6, 1944, under the command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Allied forces launched Operation Overlord, the largest amphibious invasion in history.

By dawn, thousands of paratroopers had already landed behind enemy lines, followed by waves of troops storming the beaches of Normandy under heavy German fire.

Despite fierce resistance, especially at Omaha Beach, the Allies secured a foothold in France, marking the beginning of the liberation of Western Europe during World War II.

Today marks the anniversary of D-Day, a pivotal moment in World War II that still stands as a testament to the courage and collaboration of Allied forces.

On June 6th, 1944, Operation Overlord commenced with the largest seaborne invasion in history. More than 156,000 troops, including many brave American soldiers, stormed the beaches of Normandy, France.

Their bravery and sacrifice paved the way for the liberation of Western Europe from N**i occupation. We remember their service with gratitude — and honor the generations of veterans who have followed.

🎧 Listen to these episodes of Veterans Radio to learn more about D-Day:

- https://veteransradio.org/june-6-1944-d-day-remembered-and-honored/

- https://veteransradio.org/june-15-2024-from-the-archives-remembering-d-day/

- https://veteransradio.org/rebecca-grant-and-the-75th-anniversary-of-d-day/

On this day, June 6th, in 1944, thousands of young men stormed the beaches of Normandy to save the world. Never forget.

Today, we honor the courage, service, and sacrifice of our Vietnam War veterans.

Your legacy endures—and we are forever grateful.

Show your support for our Vietnam veterans below!

Proposed Minnesota legislation gun laws

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Question, who would be exempt from this proposed law?

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Updated information from the ATF

⚠️ ATF Just Updated the Definition of “Unlawful User of a Controlled Substance” — Here’s What That Actually Means for Gun Owners

The ATF just released a new rule that changes how the federal government decides who is considered an “unlawful user of drugs” and therefore prohibited from owning or buying fi****ms.

Here’s the simple version:
🔹 Old Rule (Confusing & Overbroad):
Under the old definition, the ATF and FBI could deny a gun purchase if you had:
-A single drug possession conviction in the last year
-One positive drug test
-Or even multiple old arrests, even if you weren’t currently using drugs

Basically, isolated incidents — even from months ago — could be treated as “current drug use.”

This led to background check denials that didn’t match what the law actually intended.

🔹 New Rule (More Accurate to the Law):
The updated definition now focuses on whether a person is currently and regularly using illegal drugs.

The ATF now says a prohibited “unlawful user” must show:
-Ongoing drug use
-Regular patterns of use
-Use that continues into the present

A lawful prescription or one-time event does not make you an unlawful user.

In other words:
A single mistake months ago is no longer automatically treated as “current drug use.”

🔹 Why This Matters to Gun Owners:
-Fewer people will be wrongly denied firearm purchases.
-The rule now matches what courts have already said for years: the government must show current, ongoing unlawful drug use — not just old incidents.
-NICS background checks should become more consistent with the actual law.

This isn’t about expanding prohibited persons. It’s actually ATF pulling back from some of the overly broad interpretations that were causing problems.

🔹 Public Comment Is Open Until June 30, 2026
Gun owners, instructors, and advocates can submit comments on this interim rule.