Likely Democratic presidential nominee and 12-gauge shotgun owner Joe Biden made headlines yesterday after he told a Michigan construction worker he’s “full of shit” in a heated interaction about the candidate’s stance on the Second Amendment.

Virginia’s legislative session came to a close on Saturday, but not before gun-control advocates approved at least three anti-gun bills just hours before the deadline.

New Jersey law enforcement officials in February arrested and prosecuted a security guard for illegal firearm transportation and possession of hollow-point ammunition even though the guard holds a concealed carry permit and had loaded his firearm with legal ammunition.

At least two states are considering legislation that would ban local governments from sponsoring programs that would compensate gun owners for turning in their firearms.

To anyone who thought that Joe Biden might take a moderate stance on gun control if elected president, think again: the former Vice President vowed at a campaign stop in Dallas this week to put Robert “Beto” O’Rourke in charge of his gun control agenda.

“We are more convinced by Scalia’s majority opinion than Stevens’s dissent.”

The executive director of a gun control group said on Twitter this week that the outreach programs aimed at increasing gun ownership among women and minorities is “incredibly dangerous.”

After an attack last week in the German city of Hanau that left 11 people dead, German politicians have voiced support for adding a psychological test to the already onerous application process to own a firearm.

The Democratic Majority Leader of the Virginia State Senate admitted over the weekend to blocking a pay raise for Virginia sheriffs for their support of the Second Amendment sanctuary movement.