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Unpacking this “but for COVID” assertion more closely indicates that these gun control initiatives were not exactly slated for the slam-dunk success that their proponents would have voters believe.

The owner of a popular shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown is being hailed as a hero after using his concealed firearm to end an assault on a tourist that took place in broad daylight last Saturday.

Gun-control groups are crying foul as a judge in California is set to rule on the state’s “assault weapon” ban after already ruling against the state’s magazine ban and its requirement to pass a background check to purchase ammunition.

The anti-gun group Giffords has launched a “gun safety” organization it hopes will challenge the National Rifle Association and attract gun owners to its cause.

An Indiana boy physically attacked a group of armed men last month who had forced their way into his mother’s house.

Carey Hart, a famous motocross freestyler and husband to pop star Pink, faced backlash on social media this week after posting images of his kids learning to shoot firearms.

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.