In short: the law doesn’t allow rights to be denied based on vibes.
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Appeals Court: Wife Can’t Lose Gun License Over Husband’s Past
Published: January 13, 2026 { 2 comments }Hochul Plans Crackdown on 3D-Printed Guns
Published: January 12, 2026 { 15 comments }New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is once again using fear-driven rhetoric around so-called “ghost guns” to justify a sweeping expansion of state power.
Mossberg: New 590R/RM Chisel Shotguns
Published: January 12, 2026 { 1 comment }The company has officially introduced the 590R Chisel and 590RM Chisel, adding premium configurations to the 590R/RM platform through a collaboration with Chisel Machining.
Taurus Launches TX9 Pistol Line
Published: January 8, 2026 { 1 comment }The TX9 family launches immediately in three sizes.
NRA Sues Its Own Foundation
Published: January 7, 2026 { 28 comments }At the center of the dispute is money and control.
World’s First Total Round Control Bolt Action: Franklin’s Prevail Rifle
Published: January 7, 2026 { 2 comments }Barrel options include Franklin’s carbon-ceramic wrapped Fidelis barrel or a fluted stainless sporter profile, with compatibility for Zermatt TL3/SR3 pre-fit barrels for those who like to tinker.
Weatherby Debuts 25 WBY RPM Cartridge
Published: January 7, 2026 { 3 comments }The new 25 RPM is engineered around Weatherby’s Mark V six-lug action and uses a refined RPM case with a rebated rim, minimal body taper, and a 35-degree shoulder.
GOA’s Beef with Trump’s DOJ Explained
Published: January 6, 2026 { 18 comments }GOA isn’t alone here. Across the gun-rights world, patience is wearing thinner than an ATF interpretation letter.
Ruger Introduces Harrier Rifles, a Ground-Up Reboot of Its AR Line
Published: January 6, 2026 { 1 comment }Rather than a cosmetic refresh, Ruger is positioning the Harrier as a clean-sheet redesign focused on fit, function, durability, and aftermarket compatibility. Areas that matter most to today’s MSR buyers.
NSSF: December 2025 Firearm Background Checks Dip
Published: January 6, 2026 { 0 comments }For comparison, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported an unadjusted December 2025 NICS figure of 2,220,852, reflecting a 16.1 percent decline from the unadjusted 2,647,933 checks recorded in December 2024.










