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This is a written transcript of my speech from the 2020 Virtual Gun Rights Policy Conference:   “Hitler was a great guy with a great plan.”  “I love the smell of Zyklon in the morning.”  “Not enough Jews bit the curb.”  “This is why I don’t trust kikes.” These are only a fraction of the messages I receive on a daily basis from individuals around the world who taunt me as I educate like-minded Americans on their Second Amendment rights, especially those in the Jewish communities across the United States. But the hate is not just aimed at me.  It’s...

I’ll never forget the moment, 18 years ago, when I took my first steps into Auschwitz and Birkenau.  Two separate camps one equal emotion.  But we will get to that.  A very quick breakdown! I lost over 60 relatives during the Holocaust.  Gunned down, gassed, murdered by the Nazi regime.  My grandfather, who passed away only 2 years ago, survived the war by hiding in a barn with his parents and brother.  In the barn, the farmers put them in a ditch about 8 feet long by 4 feet wide by 4 feet deep.  There they stayed for 19 months. ...

The 2020 Shot Show is done and the most common question I’m asked repeatedly is, “what was the one thing that stood out most from everything you saw there?” I have an answer, but it’s not what you think! If you’re expecting me to tell you about the coolest gun, knife, tactical (insert whatever), or swag, stop reading now and move on. There will be no product reviews here. There are plenty of other sites that do that much better than I can. What I saw was something epic in my humble opinion. It was a Hollywood celebrity going out...

DISCLAIMER: I understand that the ruling in this article was not whether or not a firearm is Muktzah.  But the ruling does allow for Jews to carry if they feel lives may be in danger.     One of the most common questions I’m asked as a gun-carrying Jew who is observant of the Jewish Sabbath is whether or not it’s Muktzah (or separated) for someone to carry a firearm on the Sabbath. For Jews in America, that question has finally been answered. First though, a little background.  For those who read this, the term Muktzah is the idea that...