The steady rise in firearms sales across the country has not gone without the feminine touch, according to WCBS in New York. An increasing number of gun owners are women. Quoting ...

by Joseph P. Tartaro Executive Editor Court battles to determine the exact parameters of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) are far from over. On Sept. 7, a five-judge panel ...

There was international concern about the possibility of terrorist attacks on the London Olympics and the city itself as the July 27 opening ceremonies approached, with some worries concerning the ...

by Gun Mag Staff It’s been called the greatest handgun ever made, and it has barely changed since 1911, when the legendary John Browning designed it especially for the US Military. More ...

by Joseph P. Tartaro Executive Editor Sturm, Ruger has purchased a minority interest in Kodabow Inc., a crossbow manufacturer based in West Chester, PA. Ruger’s investment will help Kodabow accelerate its business ...

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) is filing to intervene in the latest frivolous lawsuit brought by the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and six other groups to pressure the ...

While the overall economy under Barack Obama has remained static and unemployment continues to hover above 8%, there is one bright spot that has been consistently improving since even before ...

For the second year, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) will make available a total of $100,000 in challenge grants to encourage developing and expanding shooting sports programs at local ...

By Dave Workman Senior Editor Backed by some of the biggest names in the industry, a new national organization for armed citizens who want opportunities to learn, train with and shoot their ...

By Dave Workman Senior Editor Bank of America has become embroiled in a flap with McMillan Fiberglass stocks and McMillan Firearms Manufacturing over an allegation that the bank no longer wants to ...

by Joseph P. Tartaro Executive Editor Even though the people who make and use suppressors, more commonly called silencers, have been a quiet crowd in public policy making for a number of ...

by Bob Lesmeister National Correspondent At this past SHOT Show in Las Vegas, it dawned on this writer that in the past several years it appeared as though there were ...

By Dave Workman Senior Editor The National Rifle Association returns to St. Louis, MO for its April 12-15 members’ meeting and exhibition, and it promises to be a major event, with country ...