Gov. Eric Holcomb this week signed legislation that makes Indiana the 24th state to recognize one’s untrammeled right to keep and bear arms.  

A West Philadelphia homeowner shot and killed a brick-throwing, mask-wearing suspect this week, local media reports.

The Bloomberg-funded movement to ban certain gun parts and kits has now landed in a red state. 

An Ohio Sheriff is urging the public to seek professional training following the passage of the state’s new constitutional carry law,  known as SB 215. 

“Why even walk around at that point?  Stay home.  Behind closed doors,” Contreras added.  

“I have always stood up for the rights of law-abiding gun owners, and I am proud to do that again today,” she continued. 

“Hoosiers value their Second Amendment rights, yet under the current regime they are forced to ask the government for extra permission in order to exercise the fundamental right of carrying a firearm for self-defense,” said John Weber, NRA state director in Indiana. 

Every round would be subject to taxation. (Photo: Levi Sim/GunsAmerica) Two state lawmakers in New York want to impose an excise tax on each round of ammunition available for purchase to the public. Late last month, Sen. Andrew Gounardes (D-Brooklyn) and Assemblywoman Pat Fahy (D-Albany) unveiled S. 8415, which would tax the retail sale of [...]

Local Houston news station KHOU ran a report this week that covered the “upward trend” of homemade “ghost guns” used in crimes across the country.