Gun Control

Gabby Giffords’ gun control organization is angling to pull the plug on websites that sell do-it-yourself  (DIY) gun kits, commonly known as “ghost guns.” 

“It makes me feel like I’ve been a small man to think that I needed one of these,” Vachter said with the cameras rolling.

For the umpteenth time, Sen. Feinstein has introduced sweeping gun control legislation that takes specific aim at commonly owned and widely popular firearms and accessories.

The Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting in Las Vegas transformed the “bump stock” from a redneck party trick into Public Enemy Number One.

Former President Barak Obama joined dozens of his fellow gun grabbers yesterday afternoon to galvanize his base of supporters around renewed calls to “reduce the weaponry in our midst.”

Following a truck attack in New York City on Tuesday that left at least eight people dead, both the mayor and the governor started squawking about gun control.

Lawmakers introduced legislation this week that would add bump stocks and similar accessories to the National Firearms Act.  

The City Council Public Safety Committee voted Monday 6-1 on a measure that would require NYPD to hand out written warnings about the dangers of gun ownership to prospective permit applicants. 

Ken Stern, the former CEO of NPR, acknowledged recently what many of us already know. Gun control is ineffective.