News

With at least two companies set to release a “smart gun” this year, a new poll from Morning Consult claims that 56% of gun owners support development of “smart guns.”

In a recent article, The Trace “news writer” Jennifer Mascia deals a mortal blow to San Jose’s new gun owner insurance law.

Rep. Michael Cloud (R-TX) introduced a bill this week that would prevent the federal government from compiling a backdoor gun registry.

A Georgia man will spend the next 15 years behind bars for unlawful possession of firearms.

Homemade firearms aren’t the only constitutionally protected items under fire from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). In recent weeks, the ATF has launched an all-out attack on homemade suppressors as well.

“I hate feeling like I don’t belong somewhere,” says Onnie Brown, an African American woman and Co-Vice President of NAAGA.

Washington State is poised to become the 10th state in the country to place restrictions on the sale of certain standard capacity magazines.

Ukrainian law enforcement officials in at least one major city have simplified the gun buying process to allow more civilians to purchase firearms more quickly.

Senate Bill 215, a constitutional carry bill, cleared both chambers this week, 57-35 in the House, and 24-8 in the Senate.