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“Wow, if that gun could only talk, I wonder what stories it would tell.”

Actors and the studios think they control public policy through film, but more often they are caught within the currents of America’s good and growing gun culture.

“What do I do with these guns?” Kay Stedman asked herself after her husband, Cress, passed away in 2018. She wanted to honor his wish for his firearms collection to go to the NRA and support the Second Amendment, but she wasn’t sure how to do it.

Over $8 million in revenue was generated from the recent auction of many historic firearms, including the sale on a Springfield rifle.

A .45-cal. recreation of a classic American flintlock long rifle with a 42-inch barrel is on display.

This Remington Rolling Block rifle was the first gun to be included in the collection that would later become the NRA National Firearms Museum.

NRA’s museums in Virginia, Missouri and New Mexico are must-see exhibits for historical firearm fans.

Why an Irish flight operator is a proud member of America’s National Rifle Association.