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US gun executives say criminals, not guns, responsible for mass shootings - Vimarsana News

US gun executives say criminals, not guns, responsible for mass shootings

WASHINGTON (REUTERS) - Top executives at United States gunmakers testified on Wednesday (July 27) that criminals, not their products, were responsible for mass shootings, as they faced questions from a US House committee investigating recent massacres in Texas and New York. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Uvalde gun maker defends his business as Democrats grill manufacturers - Vimarsana News

Uvalde gun maker defends his business as Democrats grill manufacturers

Gun makers defended their product on Wednesday during a tense House hearing on mass shootings, saying 'murders are responsible' for the deaths.

Gun executives tell Congress: don't blame us for deadly shootings | US gun control - Vimarsana News

Gun executives tell Congress: don't blame us for deadly shootings | US gun control

CEOs face aggressive questioning from lawmakers about their companies’ responsibility for recent attacks

Gunmakers made over $1 billion in assault weapon sales in the past decade, congressional report finds - Vimarsana News

Gunmakers made over $1 billion in assault weapon sales in the past decade, congressional report finds

Gun industry executives told Congress that murderers are to blame for mass shootings, not firearms.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley Says Gun Manufacturers Incite Violence Against Black People, Uphold White Supremacy - Vimarsana News

Rep. Ayanna Pressley Says Gun Manufacturers Incite Violence Against Black People, Uphold White Supremacy

Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley claimed Wednesday that gun manufacturers are "inciting violence" against black people.