This Week

It turns out President Joe Biden is seeing more guns being sold in his first year than his two White House predecessors.

A Rhode Island man has been charged with conspiring to traffic firearms and making false statements for allegedly operating a “ghost gun home factory” and selling the completed firearms in the Dominican Republic.

Cabot Guns is back in the spotlight with their new 1911 turned into a work of art with the one-of-a-kind Moonshot.

Federal Ammunition is announcing their newest cartridge for self-defense, the 30 Super Carry. Along with it they’ve shared a couple of early adopters: Nighthawk Custom and Smith & Wesson.

California lawmakers are set to introduce a bill that would allow victims of “gun violence,” local governments, and the state sue gun makers and sellers for “reckless” behavior.

A group of gun owners in California is suing the state in federal court over a new law that allows law enforcement agencies to share personally identifying gun owner information with researchers and nonprofits.

Primary Arms Optics has released a list of upcoming optics for the new year, including all upcoming products in a reveal titled Discovery 2022.

“We are proud to finally introduce the SMITH & WESSON® CSX™, the most innovative metal pistol we have ever built.”

Colt is officially putting their 3-inch Python revolver back into production for 2022.