This Week

The chaos all started when 20-year-old Samuel Fowlkes approached the protesters, who belong to an organization known as Protect Texas Kids, and allegedly pepper-sprayed them.

“I’m the original creator and test dummy 😅💣💥🤦🏽‍♂️🙏🏽 thank god I’m alive. I could’ve lost an eye or severed my neck. God is good. Be safe and don’t play with Tannerite!,” said Zo Choppa in a post.

A would-be robber was shot last week when an armed citizen stopped to help. 

Dettelbach would not define what an “assault weapon” is, despite indicating that he would support a sweeping ban on them.

In a recent Rutgers study, research shows that those conservative individuals who were more reluctant to take precautions against COVID-19 were more likely to buy firearms in the buying frenzy of 2020.

These surplus handguns were manufactured under contract with the U.S. Army according to the original specifications of the Modular Handgun System (MHS) and the conditions of the guns vary due to field use.  

Bond Arms has recently unveiled a new lever-action rifle that combines the classic operating mechanism with the ergonomics, capacity, and modularity of an AR-15.

The big news for the SIG Romeo M17 red dot optic is that SIG is going to make it available for purchase by the public rather than be exclusive to the military.

Walking the show at NRA 2023, we came across Tippmann Ordnance’s all-new, six-barrel, belt-fed Gatling gun chambered in .22LR!