Gun Control

The only thing gun controllers despise more than Americans owning firearms is working and middle-class Americans owning firearms.

This week the San Jose City Council approved two gun-control mandates that will punish law-abiding citizens.  

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is coming after certain aftermarket triggers starting now, according to leaked emails from the agency obtained by Gun Owners of America.  

Defense Distributed, a leader in the field of homemade guns, is showing off their new Ghost Gunner 3, a tabletop computer-controlled milling machine that makes receivers from aluminum stock.

LodeStar Works and SmartGunz, LLC both plan to have handguns with electronic safeties available in the coming months.

California lawmakers are set to introduce a bill that would allow victims of “gun violence,” local governments, and the state sue gun makers and sellers for “reckless” behavior.

A group of gun owners in California is suing the state in federal court over a new law that allows law enforcement agencies to share personally identifying gun owner information with researchers and nonprofits.

A new poll shows law-abiding Americans have had enough of the gun control groups’ schemes and the ruse is up.

Californians will be able to keep their standard capacity magazines that can hold more than ten rounds for a little bit longer, as a stay was granted this week in the case of Duncan v. Bonta.