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A woman in Rochester, Minnesota, has taken a photo of a concealed carrier and posted it around the neighborhood in an effort to warn others that the law-abiding gun owner is likely carrying a firearm when he drops his two daughters off at Harriet Bishop Elementary School.

For the first time ever, authorities in Los Angeles are prosecuting a parent for failing to safely secure her firearms after the woman’s son brought one to school.

Why is the FBI misleading the public about active shooter incidents? They’re not dramatically increasing, but the FBI claims they are.

As expected, Mayor Vincent C. Gray signed an emergency bill on Friday legalizing concealed carry in Washington, D.C., thus satisfying a federal judge’s ruling forcing the District to adopt some form of carry.

“What we need is another Jim Brady who has the skill to convince those who are afraid who walk the halls of Congress to step up and do what they know is right,” said Biden. “One will come along. It will happen. Pray God it’s sooner rather than later.”

After an open carrier in Oregon was robbed at gunpoint, one has to ask the question, does carrying openly make you a target?

Everytown for Gun Safety fact checks a video released by the National Rifle Association.

Why did the push for banning so-called “assault weapons” suddenly come to an apparent halt?

This is not a scientific study, but I did ask some of my friends recently who own firearms why they don’t hit the range more often. I thought their answers were pretty interesting, some I emphatically agreed with and others less so. Maybe their responses will resonate with you. Then again, maybe they won’t. But feel free to provide any insight on why you think more folks don’t shoot more often.