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The Ghost Gunner 3 has gotten an upgrade allowing it to make optic cuts in pistol slides.

A recently published study by a team of physicians and medical researchers found no link between increased legal gun sales and increased violent crime rates.

James Hodges, who is legally blind, was walking home from jury duty in Lake City, Florida, when he was stopped by Columbia County Sheriff’s Deputy.

The National Association for Gun Rights asked a federal judge to immediately repeal Connecticut’s assault weapon ban while the battle over the constitutionality of Connecticut’s gun laws plays out in court — a move that Connecticut Attorney General William Tong called “incredibly dangerous.”

A string of federal court actions in recent weeks...collectively demonstrate how Empire State anti-gunners may have finally hit a Second Amendment wall.

In his 44-page ruling, Judge Sinatra noted New York state’s new place of worship restriction is unconstitutional.

It is a glaring example of overreach under the Biden administration, which has been pursuing an anti-gun agenda since Joe Biden was sworn into office.

Maryland’s assault-style-weapons ban violates the Second Amendment because the guns, though dangerous, are commonly used, gun rights advocates tell 4th Circuit.

Montgomery County sought to defy the US Supreme Court's opinion in NYSRPA v. Bruen, effectively banning the possession, transport, sale & transfer of guns.

American Handgunner and GUNS Magazine readers have known Massad Ayoob over the years for his insight and careful analysis of self-defense incidents, and for his several books on the subject, but there’s another side of this multi-talented fellow with the deep voice and New England accent.