This Week

Three republican lawmakers are hoping to protect the 2A rights of pot smokers with the new GRAM act.

An Illinois Circuit Court Judge in White County has ruled the requirement for possessing a Firearm Owner’s Identification Card to possess a gun in the home is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.

Last week, several Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill that would prohibit gun manufacturers from making “any assault weapon or large capacity feeding device” in Massachusetts.

In a decision that could mark a watershed moment for Second Amendment rights, the Supreme Court has agreed to take a concealed carry case out of New York aimed at striking down the state’s draconian “may issue” policy.

In effect, the rule would mean that many manufacturers would need to get pre-approval from ATF for new firearm designs.

This compact, lightweight bolt-action chassis pistol, based on their full-size Modern Precision Rifle, was designed for backpacking and back-country hunting.

A juvenile carjacker chose the wrong victim earlier this month when he tried to make a quick score in a suburban neighborhood near San Francisco.

A Virginia police officer lost his job this week after a data breach at a crowdfunding site revealed that he had donated $25 to Kyle Rittenhouse’s legal fund and posted a note supporting the teen.

The National Rifle Association announced this week that it’s putting up $2 million to stop the Biden administration’s anti-gun agenda, including the nomination of David Chipman as ATF director.