Gun-Control Groups Outraise NRA, Gun-Rights Movement in March
The country’s largest gun rights group continues to fall behind its ideological opponents in political fundraising in 2024, new federal records show.
The country’s largest gun rights group continues to fall behind its ideological opponents in political fundraising in 2024, new federal records show.
A new industry study provides clear evidence that magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds are ubiquitous in the United States. Whether that finding affects magazine ban lawsuits moving forward is less clear.
Around three out of every four detachable magazines sold over the last 30 years have been capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition.
Two state courts in the Pacific Northwest gave gun-rights advocates some good news in challenges against magazine capacity restrictions this week. But is that sustainable?
Visitors to the Golden State will soon have an avenue to lawfully carry a firearm during their trip if gun rights advocates have their way.
Public schools in the Volunteer State could soon begin teaching students firearms safety.
The Biden administration’s rationale for cracking down on Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) was just undermined…by the Biden administration.
The rate of “red flag” petitions and approvals is far lower in Colorado counties that have declared themselves “Second Amendment Sanctuaries” than in the rest of the state.
Lawmakers in two long-time shall-issue states introduced expansive “sensitive place” restrictions for licensed gun carriers earlier this year. However, their eyes turned out to be bigger than what their states’ politics could stomach.
Mexico can continue to sue five Arizona gun businesses over criminal gun trafficking through the southern border, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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