Current Events in the Gun Industry

Maryland residents will be able to submit their firearm purchase applications online starting Jan. 1, 2017.

Colorado lawmakers pushed out Magpul with their anti-gun agenda. Now Magpul is thriving in Wyoming, creating jobs and paying millions of dollars in taxes.

Last week, Ryan put forth a resolution that would whack disruptors and agitators of House proceedings with fines and potential ethics violations.

Unless Swiss authorities are able to come to some kind of compromise with EU officials, Swiss citizens will no longer be allowed to keep their service rifles.

The SSA issued a new rule that will block certain beneficiaries from buying guns. The new policy will classify these beneficiaries as “mental defectives.”

In factory testing, on rare occasions, the SIG team found that they could sometimes cause a rifle to fire a negligent discharge when not safely handled.

As the NRA predicted, however, the focus of the treaty is now shifting almost exclusively to the domestic civilian trade in firearms.

The anti-gun czars of California have won. Their draconian gun laws are rolling out as we speak and Dec. 21st is the last day that Golden State resident have to lawfully purchase AR-platform rifles equipped with a “bullet button.”

Ruger is adding new models to their SR1911 series and their LCR series in .45 ACP and .327 Fed. Mag. They are also launching a new Mark IV Lite .22 LR pistol, a new .44 Special GP100 and an 8-shot Redhawk in .357 Magnum.