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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill Wednesday banning openly carried firearms within 250 feet of any public protest anywhere in the state. The ban also applies on the Capitol grounds and in state legislative buildings.

There are many iconic handguns in the collective consciousness of gun enthusiasts. There are fewer, but still several iconic handguns in global culture. These latter icons tend to be associated with a larger-than-life appearance on the silver screen. But even amongst the most iconic and awe-inspiring handguns ever to make viewers’ eyes widen and chins drop – there is one that sits at the very top. The .44 Auto Mag.

The Semi-Auto Benjamin Marauder might be the nearest stand-in for the .22-caliber firearms we used to know and love. The Marauder can push a 14.3-grain pellet 900 feet-per-second (fps) at the muzzle, making it powerful enough to take small game and accurate enough to hit a one-inch target at 50 yards.

In testing Trijicon’s MRO HD sight while turkey hunting in Texas, the author found the sight to have top-tier glass and a large aperture for such a small optic, maximizing the viewing area and allowing for rapid target engagement

There are a whole lot of break-action shotguns out there. If you don’t have one, you probably know someone who does. A lot of these shotguns are old and in need of some kind of repair. And given the state of things at present, you may even be looking at using one as a home defense weapon. But with some work, you can put these shotguns into condition to fill even that critical role.

The cottonmouth water moccasin is a simply horrible creature. While I’m a pretty live and let live sort of guy, I don’t care for these things infesting my backyard.

The company that made the folding Glock and filed for bankruptcy in November is auctioning off its assets in an open bidding process that will begin June 24, GunsAmerican has learned.

A new firm Stryk Pay, part of the Stryk Group USA, is one of the latest names to join the growing ranks of pro-gun banking companies popping up in today’s heated marketplace.

If we’re going to beat gun violence, we need to arm ourselves with the proper weapons: government-funded research and a dedication to change,” she declares.