Current Events in the Gun Industry

“Today, the State of New York did one of the most despicable acts ever perpetrated by any state by asking New York banks, financial institutions and insurance companies to stop doing business with the gun and ammo industry,” Hornady President Steve Hornady wrote.

Wealthy Hollywood elites are descending on Dallas this week to protest the National Rifle Association Annual Meetings and Exhibits.

If the National Rifle Association “stifles” research into firearm use, the Clinton-era Centers for Disease Control buried it in the backyard and burned the map.

Heckler & Koch is pleased to announce that the company has finalized a deal with the U.S. Marine Corps for more M27 Infantry Automatic Rifles. The contract, worth over $29 million, is for up to 15,000 more IARs and spare parts.

A Texas woman last week used a firearm to defend herself and her 17-year-old daughter from a shovel-wielding intruder.

The latest guns from Springfield Armory are part of their Saint series of AR-pattern rifles. Meet the Saint SBR and the Saint Edge SBR.

A would-be thief in Memphis tried one of the oldest tricks in the book last weekend, but he didn’t count on his target being armed.

Kashuv told Tucker Carlson of Fox News that he believes it was “a clear attempt to intimidate me,” noting, “they used very, very, very harsh intimidation tactics.”

“The most surprising thing to me when I was conducting the analysis was how different the rates were across states,” Corinne Riddell, a postdoctoral researcher at McGill University in Canada who was lead author of the study.