A three-judge panel in Arizona has determined the legal definition of a “loaded” firearm, ruling that a gun can be loaded even without a live round in the chamber.

In what appears to be either a thoughtless decision by an employee or a tasteless practical joke, retail giant Walmart is taking heat for a back-to-school sign hung over a glass display of rifles and shotguns.

A Marietta, Georgia, woman last week shot and killed a man she says came into her house and threatened her and her children with a gun.

Are guns responsible for “gun crime” and “gun violence” and “gun deaths”?

[This bill] “is simply another assault on our good senses, our schools, and our students to introduce guns into more public places…”

Generally speaking, the difference between castle doctrine laws and stand your ground laws lies in the location in which you have a duty to retreat. We’ll start with the castle doctrine.

The California DOJ claims that its entire set of new firearm regulations is exempt from the standard rulemaking procedure that, under a 1945 law called the Administrative Procedures Act, allows the public time to comment on the new rules.

“Big knife. Fake gun. Optimus Prime mask. Oh, yeah. I’m ready.”

Readily available homemade firearms have long been the ultimate gun-control nightmare, and a new report suggests that Michael Bloomberg’s bad dream may become reality sooner than even he could have imagined.