Second Amendment Foundation

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) is dedicated to promoting a better understanding about our Constitutional heritage to privately own and possess firearms.

To that end, we carry on many educational and legal action programs designed to better inform the public about the gun control debate.

Most Recent Articles by Second Amendment Foundation:

"You cannot exercise the right to keep and bear arms without being able to buy or make your own firearm"

SAF and its partners want the court to prevent DOJ from enforcing the law to allow individual plaintiffs and other citizens in the same situation to register their legally-possessed firearms through a “reliable and functional registration system.”

"Just because this initiative is supported by wealthy Seattle elitists doesn’t mean it could be circulated in a form that violates the law"

Fundamental problem with your petitions


"It takes something sinister to open fire on unarmed people in any public place"

Suggesting that surrendering a basic right of self-defense and the tools to protect one’s home and family will somehow move average citizens closer to the idyllic security of the rich and famous is the most dishonest thing of all

What is happening to Siwatu-Salama Ra isn’t just questionable, it might even fall under cruel and unusual punishment

SAF and ISRA are also challenging the ban and confiscation of certain firearms and magazines in the Village of Deerfield

Levies fines of up to $1,000 a day against anyone who refuses to turn in their gun and magazines or move them out of the village

“When you blame people for crimes they didn’t commit and attack their rights, they will defend those rights by exercising them.”

Lost in all of this debate is the fact that lives are saved every day because a properly-used gun was available

If students are penalized for exercising their First Amendment rights to defend the Second Amendment, we want to know about it

“The public, and especially Seattle taxpayers, have a right to this information.”

Media has paraded high school students to push a gun control agenda

“It is simply unacceptable for citizens living in public housing to be denied their basic right to have a firearm for personal protection, and in this case, it is unconscionable.”

Media be as responsible with their First Amendment rights as they demand gun owners should be when exercising their Second Amendment rights

Colorado's right to bear arms provision was included in the state constitution, adopted in 1876, and it has not changed since then

You simply cannot allow local governments to ignore the Second Amendment because they don’t like how the Supreme Court has ruled on the amendment twice in the past ten years

California Department of Justice (DOJ) has engaged in (a) sort of unbridled improper exercise of power

It’s time for the Supreme Court to straighten out this problem

"We seek here to restore the rule of law—and some sanity."

“The problem isn’t gun violence or truck violence,” he said. “The problem is violence, and we’ve got to deal with this problem together.”

“We recognize that banning firearms accessories is not a solution to violent crime.”

Common sense says that the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause will not allow that conflict to continue

Wrenn v. District of Columbia

“Who among us would not take precautions when answering a pounding on our door in the middle of the night? After all, this is the United States, not a police state.”