Constitutional history · page 2
The Morning the Militia Turned Out
Months of tension over gunpowder and arms in Massachusetts came to a head on 19 April 1775, at Lexington and Concord.
April 2026: Lexington & Concord
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Lexington & Concord
- 19 April 1775: the morning the militia turned out
- How state constitutions protect the right to bear arms
- Traveling with firearms: know before you go
- Spring turkey and the conservation story
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In this issue
2A law & court cases · page 4
Fifty Constitutions, Many Voices
Most state constitutions include their own protection for the right to bear arms. Their wording varies, and so does how state courts read them.
Firearm safety & training · page 6
Know Before You Go: Traveling with Firearms
A road trip or a hunt in another state takes planning. Laws change at every state line.
Self-defense education · page 8
Turning Down the Heat
De-escalation is a skill — and for anyone who carries, it is a responsibility.
Hunting & outdoors · page 10
The Bird That Came Back
The wild turkey's return is one of conservation's great stories — paid for, in large part, by hunters.
Community & veterans · page 12
Serving Those Who Served
Veterans' organizations, honor guards and community programs all depend on volunteers. Here's how to help.
Gear guides · page 14
What's in the Bag?
A well-packed range bag makes every trip safer and smoother. Here's a checklist by category.