This Week

Big corporations with “woke” policies are waking up to the fact that smaller businesses are glad to take the business they shun.

Taurus is the latest company to introduce a micro-compact pistol for self-defense and concealed-carry, the 11+1 9mm GX4.

A resident of an apartment complex in Fort Smith, Arkansas, used a hunting rifle earlier this week to take down another man who was wielding a semi-automatic rifle and had already killed one apartment resident.

The comedian advised America, do not “pass any more stand-your-ground laws and repeal the ones that exist. They are redundant solutions to a made-up problem and they are actively doing harm.”

The Tundra is optimized for custom fit and comfort over raw weight savings, although it’s still a light and handy rifle built on Proof’s Defiance Ruckus action.

The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a resounding victory this week for gun rights advocates by striking down a lower court decision that allowed police in Rhode Island to seize a man’s firearms without a warrant or any other court order.

“We know at least three people were violently attacked by several people,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill Wednesday banning openly carried firearms within 250 feet of any public protest anywhere in the state. The ban also applies on the Capitol grounds and in state legislative buildings.

Springfield Armory® has taken its Hellcat® pistol — the smallest, highest capacity micro-compact 9mm handgun in the world — and increased its already impressive capacity with the new 15-round Hellcat magazine.