This Week

If Governor Murphy wants to work on real solutions to make our communities safer, he needs to work with the firearms industry.

Savage is expanding its line-up of the semi-automatic A Series with the introduction of A17, 17 HM2.

Business leaders from around the country signed a letter this week urging Congress to pass new gun-control legislation.

Walther launched a new innovative website that helps customers educate themselves on Walther history, products, shooting techniques, and where to buy.

“New Jersey has committed to a whole-of-government approach to tackle gun violence,” Murphy said in a press release.

The House Judiciary Committee advanced three anti-gun bills this week to the delight of the gun prohibition lobby.

“When they use phrases like, ‘I’ll give you my gun when you pry it from my cold, dead hands’ on bumper stickers, they are saying reasoned debate about public safety should be met with violence,” Stefani explained.

CMMG is expanding their Banshee series of AR-based firearms with a fleet of new pistols and short-barreled rifles chambered for 10mm Auto.

A Colorado high school student was suspended for one day last month after an anonymous tipster alerted police to a “threatening” video posted to the social media site Snapchat.