This Week

“The government does not know how to even begin to deal with these problems,” said John Lott. “I understand what government wants to regulate this, but it is too late. Technology moves faster than government.”

“Once again, a police officer has been killed with an illegal gun from Georgia – a state that last year did the NRA’s bidding and weakened its already lax gun laws,” said Everytown for Gun Safety Executive Vice President Megan Lewis in a statement.

Evan Nappen wonders, “How many more law-abiding citizens need to have their life destroyed by this stupid law?”

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has been busy signing pro-gun bills into law. Among the bills the Republican governor signed recently include a “guns in parks” bill, a “shall-certify” bill, a privacy bill and a lifetime concealed carry bill.

Take some time out of your day and listen to this very compelling story about a military photographer and a soldier who lost his life in the War on Terror.

Yet, despite the SAFE Acts many problems, lawmakers in the Empire State want to double down on gun control and further restrict the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

There are a lot of myths about gun owners on the Interwebs. For whatever reason, people seem to believe everything they read, watch and listen to about gun owners. Not good — because most of what people read, watch and listen to is B.S.

Oregon is poised to become the 18th state to criminalize private transfers between private buyers and sellers, including those transfers made via the Internet and at gun shows.

Fitness expert Isaiah Truyman and veteran Green Beret John Wayne Walding wrap up 10 weeks of intense fitness and firearms training with a final benchmark test for high school senior Reagan Tyler.