This Week

At the behest of at least one gun-control organization, lawmakers in the House and Senate have proposed a resolution to make June 2nd “National Gun Violence Awareness Day” and the month of June “National Gun Violence Awareness Month.”

Not an hour into the shift, I had my weapon pointed at a car full of gangbangers in a stolen car. It was the first of many adrenalin rushes.

Like chain restaurants do with specialty burgers and house-made sandwiches, I’ve tried typecasting gun owners based on what gun they carry.

Springfield Armory raised $22,500 for the Frog Foundation auctioning off serial No. 0001 of their new Chris Kyle 1911 Legend Series TRP.

“Folks, it’s time to fight like the third monkey on the ramp to Noah’s Ark. And if you’re ready to do that, you’re in good company,” exclaimed Cox.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Monday vetoed the second iteration of a bill that would formalize the confiscation of weapons from those accused of domestic violence.

The Associated Press reported yesterday that the Hawaii state legislature has passed a bill that will enter gun owners into an already-existing FBI database known as the “Rap Back.”

In a bold move by the Obama administration, the President ended the arms embargo on Vietnam that has been in place for decades.

California lawmakers have responded to the San Bernardino terrorist attacks in the only way they know how: by making it more difficult for law-abiding Californians to defend themselves against another attack.