This Week

“You’ve glorified the gang culture, you’ve glorified games that actually give you points for raping and killing people. Gun didn’t change. We changed,” said the sheriff.

A clerk at a convenience store in Virginia will not be prosecuted for shooting and killing a man who had robbed the store at gunpoint, a grand jury decided this week.

Everytown for Gun Safety is dropping big bucks on the Virginia elections this November, pledging an “initial investment” of at least $1 million reports the Washington Post.

“We are very excited to add this model to our modern sporting rifle lineup,” said Ruger President and CEO Chris Killoy in a press release. “Our talented team of engineers worked carefully to develop the ideal custom package for the AR-556 platform that does it all, right out of the box. From plinking to competition shooting, the MPR is the perfect rifle for just about anything.”

The National Park Service is looking for competent hunters to volunteer to help thin the Grand Canyon bison herd which is overpopulated.

The Hearing Protection Act has cleared the first hurdle on its way to becoming law.

The California State Legislature approved a bill this week that would disarm all hate crime offenders, even those with misdemeanor offenses. 

Springfield launched the .40 S&W version of the EMP 1911.

Actor and anti-gunner Liam Neeson no longer wants to play the hero in action movies.