This Week

Floridians fleeing Hurricane Irma have been granted an additional means of protection. A 2015 Florida law known commonly as the “hurricane gun law” allows those taking part in a mandatory evacuation to carry a concealed firearm for 48 hours without a valid permit.

Tucson will no longer destroy “crime guns” but will instead look to auction them off.

Adams Arms is launching an updated low-profile series of piston kits for ARs. Altogether, the P-Series is a complete reboot of their product line.

The program targets the small percentage of city residents that commit the majority of gun-related crimes and offers them the chance to turn their lives around.

Looters made off with nearly 100 firearms in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, says the ATF. The agency is also advising Florida FFLs to prepare for the Hurricane Irma.

From watching the video, it appears that Kalashnikov will continue the trend towards modernizing its rifles with a heavy Western influence.

The governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands signed an order Monday instructing police to confiscate firearms and ammunition from residents.

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A state senator from New York has introduced legislation exempting members of Amish and Mennonite communities from being required to submit a photograph to receive a handgun permit.