Current Events in the Gun Industry

A University of North Dakota professor has vowed to call the police on ROTC rifle drills, claiming that the program is a “physical attack” on campus.

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe values his ability to undermine the will of his constituents, and yesterday he announced his intention to keep that power intact.

A Georgia man lost his leg after shooting a lawnmower packed with exploding targets at close range. The mower was packed with 3 pounds of explosives.

It is a staple of gun control politics to work to diminish both the size and the ever increasing diversity of the firearm-owning American citizenry. The Trace provides just the latest example.

SCOTUS turned down an opportunity earlier this week to hear a dispute over whether guns can be forbidden from post offices, upholding a U.S. Postal Service regulation that bans guns from post office property.

The family of slain 17-year-old Trevon Johnson are outraged — outraged that a 54-year-old woman shot the teen while he was burglarizing her Miami home last Thursday night.

The U.S. Supreme Court is vacating a lower court’s finding that a stun gun was not protected by the Second Amendment as a valid weapon for self-defense.

The report begins with the article’s most important piece of news: “Nearly 4,000 British youngsters have shotgun licences.” The exact number is 3,982—a full .03% of the country’s under-18 population. Terrifying.

What’s it like to shoot a bunch of different rounds at a 6-inch block of solid aluminum?