This Week

It’s been a good news/bad news sorta week for Big Green. Bad News First, the bad news. Remington announced that it has laid off more than 120 workers at its factory in Ilion, New York. “The small arms industry is facing significant near-term challenges related to slowing order velocity and high channel inventories; a dynamic [...]

Richard Wyatt, the star of a different Discovery Channel show called “American Guns,” has been convicted of 10 felony counts, including tax evasion and selling firearms without a license.

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The question folks are going to ask: is Snoop D-O-Double ‘G’ really advocating violence against the president?

Brown’s family still contends the shooting was unprovoked, and they believe police released the video of the alleged robbery to demonize him.

“We can’t make it more dangerous and more difficult by making it easier for criminals to obtain deadly gun silencers,” continued Gillibrand.

Sports retail giant Gander Mountain is rolling back and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and it will be shutting down 32 low-profit locations.

“It just shows you how quickly these burglaries can take place,” said Montgomery County Police Sgt. Rebecca Innocenti.

Researchers at the ARDEC successfully fired the first grenade created with a 3D printer from a 3D-printed grenade launcher.