This Week

A 55-year-old woman shot and killed a man who attacked her, her daughter, and another 75-year-old woman while they were leaving for church, Detroit local media reported earlier this month. In what police are describing as a self-defense incident, the man approached the women in their driveway, forced them back inside the house, and refused to leave. The 55-year-old fired two rounds into the man’s chest, and he died at the scene.

The Federal Commission on School Safety led by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos released a 177-page report yesterday outlining its recommendations for preventing, mitigating, and responding to school shootings.

“I fully support their efforts, and if the legislature passes this bill in the upcoming session, I will sign it into law,” said the governor.

Moms Demand Action launched a new campaign this year to encourage parents to “BeSmart” about gun safety. The problem? Their “instructors” don’t appear to know the first thing about safe gun handling.

Sharps Bros., the company that makes the eye-catching Hellbreaker, Jack, Overthrow and Warthog AR-15 lower receivers, has new products and new pricing.

Magpul is announcing a new target product that is going to make a lot of hunters and long-range shooters happy, the Dovetail Adapter set.

The Trump administration officially banned bump stocks Tuesday morning. Those in possession of the reciprocating stocks will have 90 days to turn ’em in or destroy ’em.

“We will be getting together over the next few weeks, where people will have a clear understanding of so many of the things that are going to be facing us,” said Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers).

Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto has been a busy boy. Last week he was in Paris grandstanding about climate change, and now he’s sticking his proverbial finger in the eye of the Pennsylvania state legislature by proposing a trio of anti-gun measures in direct contradiction to the state’s firearms preemption law.