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In what has become a yearly tradition, a group of Catholic nuns is attending Smith & Wesson’s annual shareholder’s meeting to push the company to adopt a statement on human rights and to make a public accounting of the cost of gun violence.

The German military’s contract with C. G. Haenel to provide the Bundeswehr with new rifles is up in the air after the discovery of a possible patent conflict in Haenel’s design.

A new poll is shedding light on how Americans’ perception of Second Amendment rights might be changing in response to the violence and unrest that has engulfed many major cities.

“The unwillingness or inability of local authorities to stop looting, rioting, and other lawless and violent behavior is powerful evidence that… Americans still need firearms to defend themselves.”

Colion Noir appeared on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” this week to talk about the Biden-Harris plan to confiscate firearms from law-abiding citizens.

A homeowner in South Carolina fought off three would-be intruders this week who were attempting to break into his home around 9:30am on Tuesday.

The McCloskeys were back in the news this week after a grand jury indicted the couple on felony charges.

“I am a supporter of the Second Amendment, I am a gun owner. Our rights and traditions are so important,” said Kelly.

Mayor Jim Kenney and leaders in the city council announced today their intention to sue the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for “stoking the gun violence epidemic” in their city and elsewhere across Pennsylvania.