Ohio sent SB 214 to the governor, Florida's AG told police how he reads section 790.221, and Montana prepped bills for January. The federal paperwork shrank; the dealer's judgment call did not.
CZ announced it was ceasing production of the famed CZ 75. I doubt it’s permanent, but it makes sense. If you wanted a CZ 75, you probably have one, and a lot of folks aren’t looking for a rail-less, iron-sight-only, all-metal, full-sized pistol these days. CZ trimmed some fat to make room fo...
Mantis has spent years building gadgets to make dry fire less of a chore, from sensors that mount to the rail of your own pistol to trigger reset systems for the AR crowd. The TitanX is Mantis rolling all of that into one package: a Glock 19 pattern training pistol with a laser, a res...
Second Circuit revives NYC gun owners’ challenge to the one-gun carry limit, 90-day purchase wait, and two-handgun carry license cap. Read the original story: Tossed in 2024, Revived in 2026: Second Circuit Sends NYC’s One-Gun Carry Limit and 90-Day Purchase Wait Back for a History Test
We've tested lots of rifles in the $700 to $1,500 range, here are the best ones we've found The post The 11 Best Mid-Priced Hunting Rifles of 2026 appeared first on Outdoor Life.
The holidays are creeping up fast, and if you are anything like me, there is at least one person on your list who just got into shooting or keeps asking questions about it. Maybe they just bought their first handgun. Maybe they have not gotten that far yet. Either way, a gift that helps them [...
SAF answered Cook County at the Supreme Court, filing a brief to keep Viramontes alive ahead of Dec. 2 arguments in its AR-15 ban case. Read the original story: SAF Tells the Supreme Court Viramontes Should Continue After Cook County Pushes for Dismissal
The Supreme Court refused to hear 22 gun rights cases, including challenges to lifetime firearm bans and misdemeanor disarmament laws. Washington Gun Law's William Kirk examines what the denials mean as major Second Amendment cases remain pending.
Congress has scheduled a November 18 hearing on ATF's massive archive of firearm transaction records. With more than 1.4 billion pages or images reportedly held by the agency, lawmakers are questioning whether the federal government is maintaining an unlawful gun registry—and whether ATF's prop...