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Not-for-profit organizations like The National Shooting Sports Foundation, Gun Owners of America and Guns Save Life are some of the latest to challenge Illinois’ new weapons ban in federal court.

The battle over gun rights versus gun control in Washington State is heating up, and this Friday, Jan. 27, the House Committee on Civil Rights & Judiciary will meet...

U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn has been assigned to preside over a motion seeking a statewide preliminary injunction enjoining Illinois state officials from enforcing the ban on semiautomatic firearms and magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition.

If someone threatens you with a firearm, the time you think you have to wound them does not exist, assuming you can even hit them. It’s not possible...

Henry Repeating Arms donated $75,000, spread equally among leading Second Amendment organizations, in an effort to continue the fight to defend the right to keep and bear arms. 

HB 1240 is being heard in committee, some argue this is what Washington needs following a spike in gun violence, but others say it's an infringement of their rights.

/PRNewswire/ -- Henry Repeating Arms is proud to announce donations totaling $75,000 to some of the nations most impactful grassroots gun rights and Second...

The McHenry County States Attorneys Office is challenging the constitutionality of Illinois new ban on high-powered weapons and high-capacity magazines in a lawsuit filed Thursday, joining a number of other groups, businesses and officials across the state seeking to overturn the law.

Plaintiffs filed a motion for preliminary injunction Wednesday, saying the "unconstitutional" law is "irreconcilable with the traditions of the American people."

Following the mass shooting Saturday in Monterey Park, California, several states and lawmakers began pushing for restrictive gun laws to prevent gun violence.