This Week

The $12 million defamation lawsuit filed against Katie Couric for her gun documentary, “Under the Gun,” was dismissed this week by a federal judge.

“We have finally reached the point of being more than satisfied with the remarkable quality and reliability of these products,” said Kalashnikov USA CEO Brian Skinner.

A local dealer valued the entire collection in 2014 at $770,000, and two 1920s Colt-made models are worth $31,000 apiece.

A Portland Republican is considering using militia groups for armed security as tensions mount following a high-profile stabbing on a light rail train.

“Vagaries in today’s legal code pose a real threat to the right to keep and bear arms. The Obama Administration exploited this ambiguity to forward its agenda of restriction,” Bishop said.

3-Gun Nation, the governing body that runs the 3-Gun Nation Series, recently modified their rules to require a functional firing pin block on all handguns not equipped with a manual safety.

Kathy Griffin should be shot and killed.

Daniel Defense has issued a recall alert for certain firearms manufactured between April 1, 2016, and March 3, 2017.

“We’ve got a problem here and we are willing to fix it ourselves,” state representative Mark Keogh told the Texas Observer.