This Week

Everytown is running a gun-control ad during the GOP presidential debate Tuesday night.

At a daily briefing at the White House, press secretary and spokesman Josh Earnest was unable to provide an explanation for why Americans are buying more and more guns in record-setting numbers.

When it comes to gun politics, one demographic bucks trends. Millennials, now a sizable part of the vote, are fairly divided when it comes to firearms policy and show about as much support for gun rights as older demographics.

The long-running debate over which optic platform is better, Aimpoint or EOTech, may have come to a head.

Let’s think about what those jackals are advocating. They’re telling us that optimal public safety is achieved when citizens are maximally disarmed and defenseless.

The new Inland is announcing a pistol model of their American-made, new-production M1 Carbine. Called the “Advisor,” the pistol is based on a style of chopped M1 and M2 Carbines that were spotted throughout the Vietnam War.

Gun advertisements posted on billboards in both North Carolina and South Carolina are causing quite the stir this holiday season.

I recently offered a few suggestions for stocking stuffer gifts this Christmas. I’d like to add one more, at the top of that list – Freedom.

House Republicans have introduced legislation that would strip non-law-enforcement federal agencies of their ability to purchase firearms and other weapons, the Washington Examiner reports.