“Tag: rifles”

The proposed legislation didn’t work 30 years ago and, if history is any indicator, it wouldn’t this time.

The hearing was nothing more than an attempt to malign a law-abiding industry.

The Associated Press Stylebook—what many journalists think of as the dictionary of proper journalistic writing technique—issued updated guidance for reporting about firearms.

The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee recently voted to advance a ban on some of the most-commonly owned rifles in America.

Amid the continuing misguided cry to “just do something” congressman apparently believes the key to stopping such violence is hitting law-abiding gun purchasers squarely in the pocketbook.

Here's what a recent ruling from the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals means for 18-21-year-olds' constitutional rights.

Nosler announced a new program aimed at raising awareness and funds for American veterans and their families.

If there’s anything that illustrates how badly President Biden completely misunderstands the concept of basic freedom, it is his recent call for an “assault weapons” ban in the midst of Ukrainian citizens being handed tens of thousands of actual assault rifles.

If you’re looking to buy a suppressor or a short-barreled rifle, there’s good news.