This Week

The ATF’s new definition of “firearm” is so vague and broad that even toy Nerf guns may count as firearms under the new rule. At least, that’s what one 3D printer and Twitter user argued in a recent post that has made its way around the pro-gun Internet universe.

Liccardo is planning to ask the city council to back a proposal that would require all gun owners to purchase liability insurance and pay an annual fee, and mandate that gun stores video record firearm purchases.

The ATF is proposing a new scheme that would add new regulations to firearms with stabilizing braces, classifying many of them as tightly-regulated items.

A federal judge in California just handed down one of the strongest pro-gun rulings in history, and in response, Democrats and the media are doing their best to miss the point and mislead the public.

The Second Amendment Foundation today filed a federal lawsuit in Minnesota, challenging that state’s ban on concealed carry by young adults between the ages of 18 and 21.

Multiple counties in Florida have issued “burn bans” as crews continue to fight wildfires across the state.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is no friend to gun owners, but the embattled sheriff just made an announcement few gun rights proponents expected.

Magpul just announced the availability of their much-anticipated MP BSL, a stabilizing brace for large-format Heckler & Koch-pattern pistols.

Two gun control bills are awaiting the signature of Colorado Governor Jared Polis while another is in the final stages of passage after being approved by both chambers of the legislature.