It boils down to this: Charleston shooter Dylann Roof wouldn’t have been able to legally acquire a firearm if he had gone to Walmart.

James Holmes’ fate no longer hangs in the balance, as a jury decided Thursday afternoon what would become of the man who carried out a shooting attack an a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado.

NBC’s Pete Williams reports that five people have been shot: one police officer, and four Marines.

The Las Vegas Police Department recently released the bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting depicting an armed Utah man who refused to exit his vehicle.

”We shouldn’t give known criminals the benefit of the doubt when it comes to guns,” said Blumenthal and Murphy in a joint statement. “If law enforcement needs more than three days to ensure they’re not giving weapons to dangerous people, Washington must allow them the time to do their jobs. If we refuse to act, we’re just biding time until this happens again.”

“It’s a very intrusive law that will accomplish absolutely nothing,” said Steven Alcairo, general manager of High Bridge Arms. “As of right now I would refuse that, unless they brought a subpoena.”

The Gadget is, well, a gadget, for Glock handguns that keeps the striker-fire pistols from discharging while holstering.

Blanchard, Michigan homeowner Ted Visner is threatening to use “all appropriate force” to prevent local authorities from physically evicting him from his property.

Some of the folks in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, are not happy with a new gun store that opened its doors on main street.