This Week

Long-time industry leader Daniel Defense is now commercially 3D-printing hard-use full-auto-rated suppressors. Meet the DD Wave.

FN America announced the release Monday of two new California-compliant rifles, the FN 15 Tactical Carbine II CA and the FN 15 DMR II CA. 

“I was guilty until I could prove myself innocent,” Hall told The Post Standard, which investigated the ordeal. “They don’t tell you why or what you supposedly did. It was just a bad screw-up.”

Seattle is eating crow this week after a judge ruled that the city must release its gun violence tax revenue figures.

“I’m not saying they don’t have access to that, just like they have access to more lethal weapons in their cars, I would believe they would still have access to their guns in their cars,” said Dehn.

The Armatix IP1 is the world’s first commercially produced “smart gun,” an electronically controlled pistol. And surprise, surprise, it can be hacked.

Smith & Wesson announced this week that it has started shipping its new wheel gun, the Model 360 revolver.

“After consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. military,” wrote Trump.

The California DOJ claims that its entire set of new firearm regulations is exempt from the standard rulemaking procedure that, under a 1945 law called the Administrative Procedures Act, allows the public time to comment on the new rules.