Current Events in the Gun Industry

New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul is just two months into her term and not wasting time renewing a sham gun control effort that began under her predecessor.

“I’d be careful using the word ‘accident,’” Sheriff Mendoza said during his appearance on “Fox & Friends.” 

“Jamar,” the murder suspect U.S. Marshals were looking for was not in Kada Staples’ Tampa apartment, nor was he ever. 

Alec Baldwin never points a firearm at cinematographer Halyna Hutchins if he is following the basic rules of firearms safety.  Never.  

First-term Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock spent over $600,000 on security services while calling for increased gun control on everyday Americans, according to a new Fox News report.

“It took me literally years to open up about my struggles with mental illness,” Jones says. “I was expecting everybody to say that my guns should be taken away and I should be afraid for talking about it.”

While we wait for the dust to settle, social media is abuzz with reactions.   In fact, in Hollywood, several filmmakers have said it’s time to abandon firearms with blanks altogether.  

Everytown for Gun Safety, the gun control group bankrolled by antigun billionaire Michael Bloomberg, is even hosting webinars to teach officials how to tap into the $130 billion to advance gun control initiatives.

Gun owners forced a Virginia energy company to revoke this week a $200,000 donation to a political action committee running ads designed to suppress the Republican vote in the state’s gubernatorial election this November.