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According to William Kirk, Rhode Island might be proving exactly why a lot of gun owners never bought that line in the first place.

If you’re into that old-school “wood and steel” vibe, this one stays right in that lane.

Chairman Alan Gottlieb called the move “a direct attack on young adults,” arguing that it leaves many (particularly young women) more vulnerable in situations where they may need protection.

Larry Szura of Wisconsin was hit with a $28,750 fine and a 10-year hunting ban in Ontario after being found guilty of multiple violations tied to an illegal moose harvest near Pickle Lake.

What started as a domestic dispute in Washington State turned into a deadly scene and now we’re learning more about the people caught in the middle of it.

Less than 1% of Massachusetts residents currently hold a hunting license.

In a new letter to the Commerce Department, Warren and Rep. Gregory Meeks are demanding detailed data on U.S.-made semi-auto firearms shipped overseas, including who’s buying them, where they’re going, and how they’re being tracked.

The National Firearms Act has regulated suppressors for nearly a century, requiring registration and imposing what was originally a steep tax designed to limit access.

The SMASH system is designed specifically to help soldiers track and engage those fast-moving aerial targets.