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In response to the alarming rise in violence against the community, more Asian Americans are reportedly buying guns for the first time, ignoring calls of advocates against firearms. if(!window.mobileCheck) pubg.queue.push(function(){initAdUnit("pubg-w6k-zpw");}); Police data analyzed by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino showed an increase of 169% in anti-Asian hate crimes in the first quarter of 2021, compared to the same period last year.

AP Photo/ Rick Bowmer A shooting at a gun store isn’t a common thing. After all, people who work at gun stores tend to both be armed and to brook absolutely zero nonsense within the store. Oh, they may joke around, but that’s different than someone screwing around in a way they shouldn’t. And yet, despite the rarity of such an event, one happened just this past weekend. It was terrible, but it could have been worse. As expected, people who worked in the store returned fire and put an end to the threat before things could get out of hand.

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Biden is coming! Gun owners line up outside stores across the U.S. and continue panic buying amid fears the new president will enforce harsher gun control Second Amendment lovers afraid of the gun control policies of the incoming Biden administration are panic buying firearms and ammunition   California, Virginia, Tennessee, Montana, Utah and Florida have seen lines stretching out the doors of some stores in the past few days Some stores have lines forming outside from 2am, with others being faced with 60 people waiting outside as they open The rush has led to a major shortages in ammunitio...