This Week

One of the debates that erupts following a mass shooting is whether the identity of the perpetrator should be revealed. Moreover, and as an extension of that debate, does publicizing the identity of the perpetrator inspire copycat crimes?

“The sad state of the industry, I think, is we’ve become so gear-centric that we’ve left the training behind,” noted Chris. “A lot of people buy some really great weapons… But they take them home and they don’t shoot em.”

Virginia lawmakers and Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced an agreement to reverse a policy that revoked concealed-carry reciprocity with 25 other states

At SHOT Show 2016, we talked with firearms and self-defense instructor Rob Pincus about the development of his new handgun, the PD-10, and how he wins the hearts and minds of non-gun owners.

“A good shoot isn’t a good shoot until a prosecutor says it’s a good shoot — or a judge and jury says it’s a good shoot,” said Marty Hayes, founder of the Armed Citizens’ Legal Defense Network, Inc., in our interview at the 2016 SHOT Show.

In the span of 31 months, personnel from the Dept. of Homeland Security have lost over a hundred guns and over a thousand badges and credentials. Maybe it’ll inspire a movie, “Dude, where’s my badge and gun?!”

Last Friday, Facebook announced that it would ban users from selling firearms unless they are a licensed dealer.

Along with being anti-meat, HSUS is also very anti-hunting, with their CEO Wayne Pacelle referring to hunting as “murder,” and saying “if we could shut down all sport hunting in a moment, we would.”

Project Childsafe is a non-profit charity affiliated with the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the firearms industry trade association. Its mission is simple. Save lives via educating the public on proper gun use and storage.