This Week

Ghost Guns, a specialist in 80 percent receiver kits, is working on an 80 percent frame compatible with SIG Sauer’s new P320.

“I do not support them [UBCs]. I also explained to Jordan Klepper that UBCs are like liberal code for registering your guns. This was toxic to him.”

Two would-be robbers in California targeted the wrong pawn shop on Tuesday, sparking a shootout that left both robbers and a store clerk with non-life-threatening injuries.

The man in the video is lucky that he wasn’t severely injured or killed when he shot a refrigerator holding what is presumably Tannerite.

Since its introduction there have been critics of the 5.56 NATO cartridge. Concern it’s capabilities has risen since the introduction of a new body armor.

The Government Accountability Office denied on Monday Glock’s request that the Army reconsider its decision to award a 10-year, $580 million handgun contract to Sig Sauer.

Special operations veteran and firearms trainer Pat McNamara doesn’t see a problem with universal background checks nor mandatory 3-day waiting periods.

The U.S. Army posted a notice announcing their interest in a new carbine-like weapon system to replace the M249 light machine gun.

State and federal investigators are looking into an illegal gun mill operation that was orchestrated by several current and former employees of the Selma Police Department.