The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled this week that dirk knives and police batons are covered under one’s Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

A Birmingham couple proved the adage that when police are minutes away a firearm in the hands of a law-abiding citizen can save one’s life.

Another journalist is caught confusing semiautomatic rifles with automatic weapons. He’s either ignorant or deliberately attempting to mislead the public.

Your home has just been burglarized. You were away while it happened so you check your surveillance cameras to get a bead on who it was who took your stuff. Later on, while you’re out driving on the road you suddenly see the suspects pass you in another vehicle. Either way you’re calling the police, but do you wait on law enforcement to arrive before confronting the suspects or do you grab a firearm and pursue them yourself?

Kendall and Taylor put on their tactical boots and try shooting black rifles for the first time.

Families of at least nine victims of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking monetary, punitive damages and injunctive relief against the manufacturer of the rifle allegedly used in the shooting.

DemolitionRanch investigates bulletproof athletic supporters aka cups. It’s about to get weird.

Hickok45 shows you an alternative way to cut down an Xmas tree.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced his new gun-control agenda Monday, which included such objectives as enacting universal background check mandate and limiting handgun purchases to no more than one per month.