John Petrolino
Contributor at Bearing Arms
Writer at Freelance
Writer and constitutional libertarian. Author of Decoding Firearms and contributor to @bearingarmscom @AmmoLand @guntruth #thepenpatriot #johnnydecoded
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1 day ago |
bearingarms.com | John Petrolino
State colleges and universities receive quite a large amount of funding from taxpayers. What’s their responsibility as far as keeping students safe? What’s within their powers to restrict their students from lawful self-defense? How do the state colleges and universities measure up in New Jersey when it comes to their weapons policies? As of April 2025, only one out of 11 state colleges in N.J. allows pepper spray on their campuses.
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6 days ago |
bearingarms.com | John Petrolino
On April 19, 2025, many in the United States will be observing the 250th anniversary of the shot heard around the world. The Battles of Lexington and Concord were when the conflict between the British colonists and British regulars–Americans and the British–went from cold to hot. Alan Gottlieb, the chairman of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms had some musings that he shared about the upcoming anniversary.
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1 week ago |
bearingarms.com | John Petrolino
On April 8, 2025, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced the establishment of a task force to restore faith in the intelligence community. One of the first moves was the declassification of a Biden era document on domestic terrorism. What were their priorities?
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1 week ago |
shootingnewsweekly.com | John Petrolino
I had a chance to talk candidly with Rob Chadwick, Director of Education and Training for USCCA/Delta Defense. We talked about their new non-lethal training programs, an exciting new set of classes that opens up opportunities for students as well as instructors. Portions of this interview have been edited for clarity and readability. Petrolino: Today we’re talking with Rob Chadwick, he is the director of education and training at Delta Defense and the USCCA.
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1 week ago |
bearingarms.com | John Petrolino |Tom Knighton |Cam Edwards
In 2021, permitless carry was enacted in Texas. While a permit or license is not required to carry a firearm in the Lonestar State, Firearm Policy Coalition points out there are common locations where carry is banned. On April 16, 2025, FPC filed a motion for a summary judgment in a case they’re backing and seek to have the prohibitions removed. The case is Ziegenfuss v. McCraw and the original complaint was filed in October of 2024 in the Federal District Court of Northern Texas.
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