Ohio Just Made Suppressors a Counter Item

Ohio SB 214 heads to Gov. DeWine after a 21-9 Senate concurrence vote, removing suppressors and short-barreled firearms from the state's dangerous-ordnance list. For dealers, the paperwork fee model is ending — and the retail model is not free.

By Claire Eason •

Texas Democrats Waste No Time Going After Guns: 16 Bills Filed So Far

Just days after Democrats captured the Texas governorship and state House, lawmakers began filing gun control bills targeting semiautomatic rifles, private firearm transfers, and gun ownership by adults under 21. Gun rights organizations are warning Texans that the next legislative session could ...

By Dave Workman •

Garmin Acquires Applied Ballistics

Garmin has acquired Applied Ballistics . That's right, one of the most popular and accurate ballistic calculator providers is going to be under Garmin's umbrella. This poses a lot of interesting new possibilities for future product types.

By Daniel Y •

Raped at Gunpoint, She Waited Hours for Chicago Police

Nine calls to Chicago's 911 center reportedly failed to produce a timely police response following a home invasion and sexual assault. The post Raped at Gunpoint, She Waited Hours for Chicago Police appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

By TTAG News Contributor •

FFL Dealer Locator by State: What Changed in November

The federal NFA change settled one question and reopened another: what your state requires. Florida, Montana, Alaska and Maryland answered differently this month. Here is how to find and vet a dealer now.

By Sara Owens •
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