After reviewing surveillance footage and conducting interviews, police determined that Parker had indeed brandished his firearm before being shot.
D’Iberville, MS, Homeowner Shoots & Kills Armed Man in Self-Defense Incident ~ VIDEO
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Mississippi Knife Law Preemption Bill Introduced
Knife Law Preemption is a criminal justice reform effort that repeals & prevents local ordinances more restrictive than state law which only entrap law-abiding citizens.
AG Letter and Lawsuit by State Rep. Challenge Jackson Open Carry Ban
It’s past time we saw some rights enforcement added to the law enforcement mix, especially when it comes to guns.
Mississippi: Legislature Suspends Session Including HB 1215
Today, the Mississippi Legislature announced it is suspending the 2020 Legislative Session until April 1st. NRA-ILA will continue to monitor developments.
Mississippi House Approves Legislation to Improve State Firearms Preemption Statute
House Bill 1215 adds state agencies to the existing preemption statute that limits the authority of cities and counties to pass arbitrary restrictions on firearm possession.
NRA-PVF Endorses Delbert Hosemann for Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi
The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) today announced its endorsement of Delbert Hosemann for lieutenant governor of Mississippi in the 2019 primary election.
NRA Endorses Tate Reeves for Governor of Mississippi
The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) today announced its endorsement of Tate Reeves for governor in the 2019 Mississippi primary election.
NRA-PVF Endorses Mark Baker for Attorney General of Mississippi
The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) today announced its endorsement of Mark Baker for Mississippi attorney general in the 2019 primary election.
NRA National Police Shooting Championships Return To Mississippi This September
The Mississippi Highway Patrol/Mississippi Department of Public Safety will host the 2019 NRA National Police Shooting Championships at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officer’s Training Academy.
Mississippi: Judges have No Power to Ban Concealed Guns in Courthouse
It remains to be seen if the three judges from the 14th Chancery Court District will prevail upon the Supreme Court to change a decision it made only two weeks ago.
Leftists Hate Church Charity Raffle (Because Guns)
In a virtue signaling display common on the left, the Washington Post published an article critical of a church for raffling two rifles for charity.
Will Primos Inducted into Mississippi Outdoor Hall of Fame
Primos Hunting’s Will Primos was among six outdoor leaders inducted into the Mississippi Outdoor Hall of Fame at the Mississippi Wildlife Heritage Museum.
Cochran, Wicker Support Concealed Carry Reciprocity – Bill S.446
U.S. Senators Cochran & Wicker announce support of legislation to provide greater consistency across state lines for Americans with concealed carry privileges.
Primos to Host Hunting Legends and Celebrities at 2017 ATA Show
Primos Hunting calls are still proudly constructed, hand-tuned to perfection in the Mississippi. Will, Jimmy Primos host “Primos Truth About Hunting.”
Mississippi Becomes 10th “Constitutional” Carry State; Governor Bryant Signs HB 786
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has signed HB 786 into law. Mississippi has become the 10th “Constitutional” or permitless carry state.
MS: Permitless or “Constitutional” Carry goes to Governor Bryant
A bill restoring permitless or “Constitutional” carry has passed both houses of the Mississippi legislature and is headed to Governor Bryant.
Mississippi: Don’t Let New York City’s Bloomberg Control Your Mississippi Gun Rights
Billionaire gun control advocate Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun group, Everytown for Gun Safety, continues to attack House Bill 786 — an NRA-backed, pro-self-defense bill that overwhelmingly…..
MS: Checks and Balances; House Acts to Restrict Judicial Gun Bans
A bill in Mississippi will remove some judicial power to create gun bans.
Ex-NYC Mayor Bloomberg Taking Aim at Self-Defense Bill in Mississippi
It’s up to YOU to let your elected officials know that he doesn’t represent Mississippi values when it comes to your right to protect yourself and your family.
Political Report | Election 2016—The Stakes Couldn’t Be Higher
If there was a message I could get to every NRA member and lawful gun owner in America, it would be this: The 2016 election is under way and the stakes couldn’t be higher, so we have to get…..
Veterans Reach Mid-Point Paddling the Mighty Mississippi
On July 22nd four military veterans departed the headwaters of the Mississippi River at Lake Itasca, MN.
Second Annual Sales Tax Holiday on Firearms, Ammunition & Hunting Supplies in Miss.
Mississippi will celebrate its second annual “Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday” this Friday, September 4, through Sunday, September 6.
Mississippi Legislation for Certain Methods of Lawful Carry Takes Effect Today
Senate Bill 2394, sponsored and passed by state Senator Terry Burton (R-Newton) and state Representative Andy Gipson (R-Braxton) during the 2015 Regular Session of the Mississippi Legislature, will…
Nevada: Updated List of Recognized Concealed Carry Permits
On Tuesday; June 23rd, the Nevada Department of Public Safety added Mississippi’s Enhanced permit to the list of out-of-state carry permits which are now recognized in Nevada.
Mississippi Gun Turn-In Scrapped Due to New NRA-Backed Law
On Thursday, the organizer of a gun turn-in that was set to take place on Saturday in Jackson, Mississippi postponed the event when he was informed that the event violated state law.
Trent Kelly Wins Congressional Seat in Mississippi Special Election
District Attorney Trent Kelly won the special election to fill Mississippi’s first congressional seat which was vacated by the untimely passing of Representative Alan Nunnelee.
New High Power Silhouette Sport & Jerry’s 200-yard Attempt with a Bodyguard
We’re at the largest silhouette range east of the Mississippi River for a new silhouette match that’s changing the game…….
Passage of 90% Constitutional Carry Appears Likely in Mississippi
After a rocky start, Mississippi appears ready to pass a 90% constitutional carry bill.
Mississippi Yawning: One Year Later, Dire Open Carry Predictions Prove False
According to a report in Mississippi’s Clarion-Ledger, after a year of lawful open carry, not much has changed. No wild wild west…
Mississippi: Important NRA-Backed Laws Take Effect Today
Also Right to Hunt & Fish Constitutional Amendment Will Appear on November Ballot…