This Week

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe values his ability to undermine the will of his constituents, and yesterday he announced his intention to keep that power intact.

A Georgia man lost his leg after shooting a lawnmower packed with exploding targets at close range. The mower was packed with 3 pounds of explosives.

Faxon Firearms is announcing a trio of new big-bore .308 barrels with for AR-10-style rifles. These barrels feature 5R rifling, an Obermeyer hallmark.

It is a staple of gun control politics to work to diminish both the size and the ever increasing diversity of the firearm-owning American citizenry. The Trace provides just the latest example.

SCOTUS turned down an opportunity earlier this week to hear a dispute over whether guns can be forbidden from post offices, upholding a U.S. Postal Service regulation that bans guns from post office property.

The family of slain 17-year-old Trevon Johnson are outraged — outraged that a 54-year-old woman shot the teen while he was burglarizing her Miami home last Thursday night.

Wilson Combat is launching their new AR9 in three versions. One that takes Glock mags, one that takes Beretta mags and one that takes M&P mags.

The U.S. Supreme Court is vacating a lower court’s finding that a stun gun was not protected by the Second Amendment as a valid weapon for self-defense.

The report begins with the article’s most important piece of news: “Nearly 4,000 British youngsters have shotgun licences.” The exact number is 3,982—a full .03% of the country’s under-18 population. Terrifying.