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Gun thieves were undeterred by Connecticut’s strict gun laws and crashed a stolen car into a gun store in order to steal firearms.

“In case someone comes after me I want to be prepared,” said Reagan, according to reports.

New York City is up there with Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Chicago in the race for anti-gun capital of the U.S. Yet, despite, rather, because of the Big Apple’s draconian gun laws, gun-related crime is out of control.

So, Trulock just came out with a new tactical choke and it got me thinking whether or not I should invest in one.

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is excited to announce the introduction of an all-new Ruger® Redhawk® revolver chambered to shoot both .45 Auto and .45 Colt cartridges.

According to a recent Rasmussen survey the vast majority of Americans — 68 percent — prefer to live in neighborhoods were guns are allowed as opposed to 22 percent who would prefer to live in a gun free zone and 10 percent who were unsure.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a pair of bills Saturday that expanded the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

Gun maker Colt Defense LLC plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy-court protection by Monday, according to people familiar with the matter, amid business-execution issues and a heavy debt burden.

What would you do if survival arrived on your doorstep? Would you become part of the rescue effort? Or would you just hunker down and wait to see if the next wave is coming to wipe out the people who did rush in to rescue the survivors of…whatever? I recently got a sample of a really cool product from our friends at BriteStrike, and their multi-colored APALS personal light system made me think about the subject of triage. Back in August I wrote an extremely substantive article on “Survival Medicine,” in which I copied the title of a book you absolutely have to get. My approach is meant to be a compliment to the book, because I go through where you can actually buy stuff. Good intentions and knowledge are great, but you need the tools to do the job. And like everything for this column, I try to find useful stuff on the cheap. These APALS lights are not cheap, $50 for 10 of them (retailers discount them some), but even if you can only afford the much less expensive alternatives, this is a good chance to talk about triaging the wounded. It is hard to admit to yourself that someday you may have to label someone as “Expectant,” because that means expected to die, but that is the reality we all face.