“revolvers”

Staff Sgt. Donald Williams' .44-cal. six-gun still bears his name and the faint inscription “Stalag 17-b” on the backstrap as a reminder of his journey of survival.

When Colorado Springs police officer Craig Calkins goes off duty, he picks up his other job: being a world champion 3-gun competitor.

These Dance revolvers were important enough to the state of Texas that the governor exempted factory personnel from military service.

In one important part of American life, Jim Crow continues to thrive—the legal foundation of restrictive and oppressive gun control that was built by Jim Crow. The Jim Crow cases continue to hobble the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

A lawsuit targeting America’s most popular rifle type is designed to bankrupt law-abiding firearm manufacturers Does it have a chance of success?

The Obama administration has backed off its proposal to ban a common rifle ammunition. But its words—“at this time”—leave little doubt that the plan is still alive and well.

The green-tip ammo fiasco is only the latest episode in the BATFE’s decades-long, capricious regime of convoluted firearm regulations ... one that can only be ended by electing a pro-Second Amendment president in 2016.

A striker-fired pistol for those who think they hate striker-fired pistols. And that optics business is “off the charts,” too!