This Week

“Our brother and friend, Clay Martin, recently suffered a devastating house fire that landed him in the hospital,” reads the GoFundMe page, created by Theresa Giarratano. “He and his family will need our help to rebuild not only his home, but stability for themselves as well.”

Recently teased, Ruger is pleased to announce that the long-barreled 10-inch Mark IV Target is in production and now shipping.

A recent gun rights rally at the capital drew five times more attendees than usual as protestors lobbied against an “assault weapons” ban, a magazine ban, and a universal background check bill.

“I heard somebody say there was a gunshot, and so I was just hoping that the owner and the people that work there were OK and safe,” Hellsinger told KHOU.com.

A pro-2A group is going to sue Rockland County over its “Mother-May-I” concealed-carry standard.

A Virginia Senate committee voted today to delay a bill that would have banned any new sales of AR-type semi-automatic rifles, magazines capable of holding more than 12 rounds, and suppressors.

Brownells and Battle Arms Development have teamed up to make the recently-launched Retro series available in California-compliant configurations.

The Ruger American Rimfire Long-Range Target Rifle carries and handles like a bench rifle with a fully adjustable modular stock and vertical pistol grip.

Everytown for Gun Safety has joined with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA) to recommend that schools stop performing drills to prepare for “active shooter” incidents on campus.