A Washington State man will likely be in prison for the rest of his life following his conviction by a Snohomish County jury in the June 2013 slaying of a...

The 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in April that Wal-Mart investors don’t have a right to try to stop the company from selling rifles or any other product...

by John Markwell | Contributing Editor The recoil of the Ruger SR1911 Lightweight Commander is “snappy” compared to a full sized Government Model. Shown here in full recoil, the alloy...

by Michael A. Black The 37th Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show, which is owned and managed by the National Sports Shooting Foundation (NSSF), was held in Las Vegas,...

Photo courtesy of Jim Garber In a recent interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box, Kroger Senior Vice President and CFO Michael Schlotman was asked about the company’s stance on open carry...

by Dave Workman | Senior Editor OR State Sen. Floyd Prozanski A so-called “universal background check” bill that some observers believe will be fast-tracked has been filed in the Oregon...

by Larry S. Sterett | Contributing Editor The 2015 SHOT Show was held in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 20-23, 2015, in the Sands Convention Center. SHOT stands for Shooting, Hunting,...

Sheriff Dave Daniel of Oregon’s Josephine County made national headlines recently for declaring that he would not enforce a so-called “universal background check” bill if it became law. Daniel was...

by Dave Workman | Senior Editor The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) scored another legal victory recently when the District of Columbia decided to drop its appeal of a federal judge’s...

Nathan Brasfield, a one-time animal rights extremist, will be spending the next 48 months in a federal prison and three additional years on supervised release after being found guilty in...

The National Rifle Association’s Board of Directors election did not cause any mayor ripples, and Sean Maloney of Ohio, whose supporters ran a spirited social media campaign, won the one-year...

by Dave Workman | Senior Editor It was the second largest turnout in National Rifle Association history as 78,865 people attended the organization’s 144th annual meetings and exhibits in Nashville,...

Sharyl Attkisson Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. announced on Apr. 22 that Emmy award-winning investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson, the reporter who broke the Fast and Furious story while working at CBS,...