This Week

Super offensive, right? UPDATE Aug. 15, 2019 – Walmart released the following statement Thursday, voicing support for the various gun-control legislation currently being discussed on Capitol Hill: “We’re encouraged that broad support is emerging to strengthen background checks and to remove weapons from those who have been determined to pose an imminent danger,” said Walmart [...]

The 20-year police veteran appeared on a Los Angeles local news channel earlier this week in the wake of the El Paso and Dayton massacres, and she revealed startling ignorance about firearm function, background check laws, and police authority.

Warren is proposing a massive anti-gun package in the name of curbing suicide and gun violence, and it would make things dramatically more difficult for gun owners.

One survivor of the El Paso Walmart shooting last weekend didn’t stand by — Christopher Grant tried to fight back with any means available.

The Arlington, Tx., Police Department released this week the body cam footage from a recent incident in which an officer accidentally shot and killed a woman while trying to shoot her dog.

They’re adding two new two-tone models, one with a passive trigger safety and one with a manual cross-bolt safety.

“We have a police department… that is making it safer all the time — that’s the best way to protect people,” added the mayor.

A Kansas City woman decided earlier this week that she’d had enough of the AR-15 she’s been storing in her home for a friend, so she decided to purchase it and then destroy it.

Springfield Armory has just announced a compact carbine variant of their M1A-pattern rifle called the “Tanker” inspired by WWII carbines.