Mark and Patricia McCloskey surprised observers last week when the couple pled guilty to two misdemeanor charges. Two days later the McCloskeys posted on Twitter images of themselves purchasing an AR-15 similar to the one Mark used in the incident.

The 856 Defender isn’t a perfect revolver, but like many Taurus products, it lives in a nice middle ground between bargain bin and custom Gucci. It’s light (but not too light), well-built, reliable, reasonably priced, and accurate enough to get the job done. It’s the everyman’s revolver, I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to carry it.

Gun owners must come together once again and push back against this arbitrary and dangerous new rule.

Less than a week after Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed the state’s Second Amendment sanctuary law, the U.S. Department of Justice is applying pressure.

New York Attorney General Letitia James bragged on Twitter over the weekend about a gun “buyback” event in Queens that managed to collect 79 “firearms,” most of which were old revolvers and bolt-action rifles and some of which were BB and replica guns.

Eight Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have filed a bill that would require handgun owners to obtain a license and register their firearms with the federal government.

The ATF has proposed a new rule that threatens Second Amendment rights, and we must once again band together to stop it.

Country music fans are reacting to CMT’s recent support for gun control—and they aren’t happy.

The ATF’s new definition of “firearm” is so vague and broad that even toy Nerf guns may count as firearms under the new rule. At least, that’s what one 3D printer and Twitter user argued in a recent post that has made its way around the pro-gun Internet universe.