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Unlike the gun control crowd, we don’t need to get obnoxious, but we do need to make our voices heard and the mid-terms are a good place to start.

Designed to be the size of a pocket watch, the diminutive Minneapolis Palm Pistol was sold under license by the Minneapolis Firearms Co., but records show these guns were actually made by James Duckworth of Springfield, Mass.

Plastics have come a long way, baby, and today’s technology allows for a sturdy, custom-molded holster for every gun.

Lisa Olsen asserts that the Broward County School Board ignored the needs of students who were injured.

Instead of being concerned about the safety of his constituents, Nelson is more concerned about using a tragedy to push his agenda.

Grant Stinchfield and Former NYPD Officer and Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino discuss the lack of respect for American law enforcement officers.

A Washington, D.C., newspaper recognized the man who helped stop the 2017 mass shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.

Lee Brice fans will get an inside glimpse into the making of that album, as well as Lee’s life on the road, through a new NRA Country series that premiered this week on NRATV.

Colion Noir introduces us to Buck Doyle—he talks about the instructor’s no-nonsense style and can't decide whether he appreciates his shooting or his rants more.