This Week

In collecting public records and seeking out documents for release using the Freedom of Information Act, the AP estimates that at least 1,900 firearms have walked off military bases across the U.S. and abroad.

New York Attorney General Letitia James bragged on Twitter over the weekend about a gun “buyback” event in Queens that managed to collect 79 “firearms,” most of which were old revolvers and bolt-action rifles and some of which were BB and replica guns.

“California has shown that these laws work,” she continued. “Our commonsense bill would help more states enact similar laws that respect due process rights while giving families and law enforcement a way to remove guns from dangerous individuals.”

Eight Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have filed a bill that would require handgun owners to obtain a license and register their firearms with the federal government.

The FBMG guys are shooters and gunsmiths. Their parts have slick coatings for optimum lubricity to provide a smooth trigger pull and proper function of all the safety features.

The Armscor and Rock Island Armory STK100 is a full-size, striker-fired 9mm with a 1911-inspired anodized alloy grip.

The ATF has proposed a new rule that threatens Second Amendment rights, and we must once again band together to stop it.

The new Spectre series by SIG is launching with two lightweight striker-fired 9mms for everyday carry.

Anti-gunners love pointing to the Nation Down Under as a means to justify banning black rifles.