This Week

“Suppressors can make shooting safer for the millions of hunters and sportsmen that exercise their constitutional right to use firearms every year,” Sen. Lee said in a press release.

A Florida judge has ruled that a new provision in the state’s “stand your ground” law is unconstitutional because the legislature overstepped its rightful authority when it increased protections for defendants in self-defense cases.

Smith & Wesson Corp. has expanded its empire once again, announcing Wednesday that it has plans to acquire suppressor manufacturer Gemtech.

“Now is the time to be more visible,” said Holder. “Now is the time to be heard.”

Soldiers at the Anniston Army Depot in Alabama found a machine gun that’s been around for nearly a century, in perfectly working condition.

This week, SIG Sauer announced the MCX Virtus in .556 NATO and 300 BLK.  

It’s tough to rob a gun store during broad daylight. It’s even more difficult to do it wielding nothing but pepper spray, a construction uniform, and a mid-to-low IQ.

“The 1911 is simply the best known and still most beloved pistol design in firearm history and the Commercial is the design that people most identify with it,” said CEO and Founder Doug Turnbull. “It just made sense to honor this purely American firearm design by releasing it on Independence Day.”

The NRA’s Dana Loesch has the Left freaking out over a video she posted calling on the group’s members to fight back against the “violence of lies with a clenched fist of truth.”