This Week

“The purpose is to offer safe alternative to toy guns. We don’t want the kids playing with guns. Guns are dangerous,” added Hempstead Village Trustee LaMont Johnson.

“We are proud to be a part of this tribute to SOC Vaughn, a true hero who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting the rest of us,” said Cabot CEO Rob Bianchin. “We have tried to place many symbols of American military might and soldiers’ personal sacrifices into the pistol itself as well as the case.”

Happy is a very happy porcupine! That’s because Happy has special self-defense skills, and he wants to show you how they work.

CZ USA is working on stocking shelves across America with brand-new BREN 2 complete rifles in 5.56x45mm NATO and 7.62x39mm.

Venezuela’s 2012 Disarmament Law banned the private ownership of firearms, and now, according to a new report, its citizens are beginning to realize how gun rights could have kept crime and government tyranny at bay.

Rather than sit back and watch a legislative over-reaction, the NRA asked Congress to let ATF review its prior determinations on bump fire stocks.

Rumor has it that Glock’s big reveal for 2019 is a new pistol for the concealed-carry market. If true, it means that the Glock 43 is getting a bigger sibling, the Glock 43X.

Competition and precision rifle manufacturer Seekins Precision just announced the latest bolt-action rifle to join their lineup, the Havak Bravo.

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.