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New reports indicate that the ATF is now asking forced-reset trigger vendors for client information.

Smith & Wesson is suing the Hawaii Attorney General’s Office over high fees associated with three public record requests the company filed for in 2020.

Smith & Wesson is suing the Hawaii Attorney General’s Office over high fees associated with three public record requests the company filed for in 2020.

Bottom line, a sheriff who swears an oath to the Constitution has no legitimate reason to oppose constitutional carry.

President Joe Biden is shifting blame for his party’s unwillingness to tackle spiraling crime straight to the firearm industry.

The ATF issued a notice to FFLs stating that their offices have concluded that some forced-reset triggers, or FRTs, are machineguns.

A new survey by the nationally-recognized polling firm of McLaughlin & Associates shows strong public support for the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in the wake of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Gov. Eric Holcomb this week signed legislation that makes Indiana the 24th state to recognize one’s untrammeled right to keep and bear arms.  

An Ohio Sheriff is urging the public to seek professional training following the passage of the state’s new constitutional carry law,  known as SB 215.