This Week

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.

The company that made the folding Glock and filed for bankruptcy in November is auctioning off its assets in an open bidding process that will begin June 24, GunsAmerican has learned.

A new firm Stryk Pay, part of the Stryk Group USA, is one of the latest names to join the growing ranks of pro-gun banking companies popping up in today’s heated marketplace.

If we’re going to beat gun violence, we need to arm ourselves with the proper weapons: government-funded research and a dedication to change,” she declares.

Idaho has joined a growing list of states that have become “Second Amendment sanctuaries” in response to President Joe Biden’s gun control push.

NRA CEO & EVP Wayne LaPierre said today’s decision – and the ongoing independence of the NRA – empowers the Association’s approximately 5 million members.