This Week

Calling the Second Amendment “perplexing,” former Australian Prime Minister John Howard briefly discussed how the United States ought to respond in the wake of the mass killing in Orlando, Florida.

There are thousands of AR-15 accessories on the market, but none are cooler (or more absurd) than Tracey Copeland and Andrew BeGole’s “Firearm-Mounted Rescue Tool.”

The United States Army has elected to halt additional upgrades to its standard M4 carbine, ArmyTimes reported this week.

We all should have a line in the sand, so to speak, as to when we will get involved. I plan to make you think about all kinds of “what if?” situations and discuss plans and your individual line placement.

Progressive gun proposals are not just myths, they are irrational psychologically reversed projections of their fears, virtually immune to reason.

“We have over 700,000 likes on our Facebook page and tremendous reader response to our material,” said Brandon Curtis, publisher of Concealed Nation. “We didn’t change a thing about the way we post. In February, our Facebook traffic fell off a cliff. It sank by nearly 50 percent in that first month.”

“We hold only that there is no Second Amendment right for members of the general public to carry concealed firearms in public,” said judge Fletcher.

Amidst news of a murder-suicide plot in California the story of a concealed-carrier, a Boy Scout and a handful of survivors in Texas was largely overlooked.

Criticism continues to hound Katie Couric in the wake of her flawed film “Under the Gun” with the NRA-ILA and the SAF calling for her job and more.