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Mom and pop gun shops have felt added pressure, as FFL revocations reached a 16 year high in 2022, according to Second Amendment advocacy group Gun Owners America.

Nearly every anti-gun group in the country has descended upon Tallahassee to try to stop Florida from becoming the 26th state to allow residents and visitors to carry concealed firearms without a permission slip from the government.

Democrats are continuing to push their war on guns but an even bigger fight is brewing between Chicago and Atlanta—both run by Democrats—over which city will be safer to host the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

Evergreen State Democrats have managed to push some of their gun control measures past a first legislative deadline, while another appears to have once again died in committee.

It's clear the state is trying to revive arguments they cannot use because they have no historical evidence to support their gun ban. The court shouldn’t tolerate such legal shenanigans.

Isaac Hernandez, a 25-year-old American citizen who had been living in Mexico, will spend the next six years in a federal prison contemplating the errors of his ways.

The Second Amendment Foundation announced that they have filed an amended complaint to a former lawsuit they launched over two years ago. SAF, et.al. v. ATF, et. al. was filed in the U.S. District Cou...

Gun advocates say recent shootings show that the state cant legislate criminal behavior. But gun safety groups say new laws help reduce crime.

U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn ordered Illinois state officials to “provide illustrative examples of each and every item banned” under the so-called Protect Illinois Communities Act in their response to a motion for statewide preliminary injunction. McGlynn ordered the detailed response on Feb. 13 after the defendants sought additional time to respond to the motion seeking to enjoin them from enforcing a ban on semi-automatic firearms and “high capacity” magazines.

More companies are promising to protect children or employees against gun violence. But the industry is largely unregulated and unproven.