This Week

A new gun-control organization has emerged, funded by dark money from progressive donors, and dedicated to the mission of convincing teens and young adults that “guns make us less safe.” 

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is wrong to blame firearms for the city’s spike in subway murders, the New York Post insinuates in a recent article. 

Last week, Congressman Blake Moore introduced the Range Access Act, which if signed into law, would create more free public shooting ranges across the country. 

Designed in collaboration with Team Ruger Captain Doug Koenig, this new model builds upon the already competitive Ruger Precision Rifle to deliver a factory-built firearm specifically designed for long-range competition.

After rigorous testing and evaluation, both the Lubbock and Cross Roads, Texas, police departments have approved the MPS for duty use.

Daniel Defense, manufacturer of the world’s finest firearms and accessories, today announces the release of a new line of hard-use and titanium suppressors.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams this week signed a bill into law that will make Times Square a gun-free zone.

A San Antonio police officer, new to the job, shot a teenager last week at McDonald’s restaurant and was subsequently fired. 

The Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), a nonprofit research organization, has been leading the charge in exposing the errors in the FBI’s annual “Active Shooter” reports.