This Week

“Rights delayed are rights denied and Illinois is proving this in a painful way to their law-abiding citizens,” said Oliva.

A judge in Canada ruled this week that Smith & Wesson may be liable for a 2018 shooting because the gun company failed to implement “smart gun” technology.

“This is completely voluntary and there is a mechanism where they can have a name removed,” Eliason said, referencing the 30-day window.

An ammunition company in Michigan is refusing to sell to customers who voted for Joe Biden, according to a recent announcement on its website.

Century Arms is launching a new line of Heckler & Koch-derived roller-delayed blowback firearms called the AP5 for “Apparatus Pistol.”

The company that purchased Remington late last year is getting ready to re-open and re-launch as early as March 1, 2021, in a couple of weeks.

David Hogg is no longer on the Board of March For Our Lives (MFOL), the student-led gun-control organization, after the former Parkland student was blasted on social media for leveraging his Internet fame and victim status to cash in on a new pillow venture that seeks to take on the conservative MyPillow guy, Mike Lindell.

Taurus, manufacturer of premium handguns for defense, hunting, and sport shooting, is excited to announce another expansion of its premiere hunting revolver line with the introduction of the new Raging Hunter .460 S&W.

“Today, I am calling on Congress to enact commonsense gun law reforms, including requiring background checks on all gun sales, banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and eliminating immunity for gun manufacturers who knowingly put weapons of war on our streets,” said Biden.