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Henry Repeating Arms is going all-in on Wisconsin. The company announced that it will consolidate 100% of its manufacturing operations in the state, officially moving all production from Bayonne, New Jersey, to its expanded headquarters in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, and two facilities in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. A third Ladysmith facility is set to come online by mid-summer 2025.

The optics-ready FPC sticks to a blowback design and comes with three 15-round M&P M2.0 double-stack magazines.

SIG SAUER is pleased to announce the United States District Court for the District of Puerto Rico has officially entered an Order dismissing the lawsuit (Berrios v. Sig Sauer) alleging the P320 service weapon of police officer Elvis Ramon Green Berrios (the “Plaintiff”) discharged without the trigger being pulled.

Oregon’s Measure 114, one of the most restrictive gun control laws in the nation, is back in play after the state’s Court of Appeals ruled it constitutional.

This year might be the best evidence of how gun control advocates are shifting their focus to getting their agenda items across the finish line.

The San Bernardino County homeowner shot at the burglars, hitting two, before they fled. The burglars left the scene in a white sedan. 

Velasquez’s reckless flight from law enforcement ultimately led him to the Newport Beach Pier, a location where vehicles are not permitted. Officers cornered him at the end of the pier, where the situation escalated.

The Department of Justice’s handling of Mel Gibson’s gun rights has sparked controversy, raising questions about fairness, political influence, and 2A rights.

Canada’s federal government has once again expanded its firearm ban, adding 179 more models to its growing list of prohibited firearms.