This Week

It’s never a bad time to buy a gun, but buying one during the dog days of summer certainly has its advantages over other times throughout the year.

Three North Carolina men were arrested for preparing for what they believed to be an imminent government takeover.

Another beautiful huntress has unwittingly found herself in the middle of a heated debate after posting Facebook photos of her African hunting trip.

The case popularly referred to as “Docs vs. Glocks” has been officially closed after a federal court rejected a request for rehearing last Tuesday.

A pair of security researchers has shown that with a bit of ingenuity and a laptop computer, a TrackingPoint scope can be hacked to hit any target you want.

Originally designed to provide a safer, faster and more efficient means of breaching doors, the SIX12™ is a 6-round, 12-gauge, cylinder-fed shotgun that can be mounted to most AR platforms.

Texas Pastor Benny Holmes was carrying more than just the Word of God when a would-be robber broke into his church Tuesday night.

“The gun emoji has taken root in our culture and our digital conversations,” said Leah Gunn Barrett, NYAGV executive director. “Let’s all call on Apple to get rid of the virtual gun and publicly join our call for universal background checks on all gun sales.”

NewsMax put together a list of the top 100 most influential pro-gun rights advocates. While it was a valiant effort, there were some notable snubs, people omitted from the list, along with some head-scratchers, people who had really no right being on the list.