This Week

A new NYPD unit tasked with stemming the city’s rising rates of violent crime arrested 25 people on gun charges in the first three weeks since launching in March. At least 11 of those suspects are now back on the streets, including four who were released without bail, according to the New York Post..

“This is a great victory for the principle of state preemption,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb.

A Florida sheriff praised an armed citizen this week for shooting at an intruder and suggested that other residents should take a gun safety class to “save the taxpayers money.”

Springfield Armory is launching two new 1911 pistols in their Garrison series, now chambered for 9mm Luger.

This year, a trio of anti-gun bills are advancing through the California legislature, two of which set up gun makers for expensive and potentially devastating legal battles.

The Meskwaki Nation Police Department in Iowa confiscated this week a homemade firearm they dubbed the “Smith and Meth-Son.”

Crazy footage was released this week depicting an Atlanta security guard being brutally murdered outside a restaurant on the city’s southwest side.  

The U.S. Army Contracting Command has awarded Winchester a significant contract for pistol ammunition that will be manufactured at Winchester’s facilities in Oxford, Mississippi, and East Alton, Illinois. 

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution were deemed the Bill of Rights. Not the Bill of Needs.