Sometimes it’s difficult to imagine the risks faced by our servicemen and women in the day-to-day operations that keep this country safe.

An Ohio man allegedly shot at three young men who were burglarizing his neighbor’s house, forcing all three intruders to flee before they took anything of value.

British law enforcement officials have learned this year what the pro-gun community has been preaching for decades: guns don’t hurt people—people hurt people.

“After he pulled [the gun] out, I mean, I wasn’t that worried about it to be honest,” Murray told TMZ. “He didn’t seem that intimidating.”

Cohasset, Massachusetts, police seized nearly 100 guns last week from a local resident who failed to secure his firearms in a locked container.

The civilian-led Los Angeles Police Commission voted yesterday to require officers to “de-escalate” all situations before resorting to deadly force.

Like many North American hunters, I’ve never practiced shooting at moving game. My local range isn’t outfitted with moving targets, and my experience hunting deer has only given me two or three chances to harvest a walking or running animal.

Over 500 firearms have been returned to a California FFL dealer and his family after a lengthy battle with the California Department of Justice (DOJ).

Department of the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke reversed last month former President Obama’s last-minute ban on the use of lead ammunition and fishing tackle on federal lands.