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ATF Florida Gun Probe Earns Congressional Scrutiny in Wake of ‘Fast and Furious'

Several lawmakers are questioning the Obama administration about whether the controversial Fast and Furious gunrunning probe may have had a cousin in Florida that resulted in guns being trafficked to Central America.

New HK45C Storms Through Best Ranger Competition

Take a new pistol out of its box and subject it to field conditions in the hands of some of the toughest, most dedicated men in the U.S. Army and it will either fail the test or pass on its own merits. The HK45C passed.

From Crime to Critters: Michigan Concealed Carry Surging in Popularity

Since its passage, concealed carry's popularity among Michigan's residents has surged. And the most surprising reason stated for concealed carry? Wildlife.

Chicago One Year Later: Handguns Still Difficult to Own

Last year, the City of Chicago lost a lawsuit that was supposed to make it easier for citizens to own handguns. But since the U.S. Supreme Court struck that down in McDonald v. City of Chicago, handgun ownership has increased modestly.

BREAKING: Justice Department to Require Multiple Gun Sale Reporting

Late Monday, the Department of Justice announced that it will begin requiring gun dealers in four Southwest Border states to report multiple sales of semi-automatic rifles with detachable magazines.

Wisconsin Governor Signs Concealed Carry into Law

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed the Wisconsin Personal Protection Act into law Friday, making Wisconsin the 49th state to give law-abiding citizens an option to carry a concealed firearm for personal protection.

ATF Whistleblower Bombshell: Gunwalker All About ‘Gun Control'

Agent Cefalu said the operation was never about actually arresting cartel members for arms trafficking, it was about headlines for the ATF and its upper echelons, more budget and more gun control.

Breaking News: Source Claims ATF's Tampa SAC Walked Guns to Honduras

Virginia O’Brien, Special Agent in Charge at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Tampa Field Division, ran a gun-running investigation that was walking guns to Honduras using the techniques and tactics identical to Fast and Furious, it was reported.

GunWalker: ATF Retaliates Against Whistleblower Agents

"ATF served Special Agent Vince Cefalu with termination paperwork today." That's the word from Jay Dobyns, himself a subject of Bureau retaliation, in a post on CleanUpATF.

Trouble for Holder: ATF Director Eager to Testify About Operation Fast and Furious

ATF Director Kenneth Melson, who was heavily involved in Operation Fast and Furious, doesn't look like he's willing to fall on his sword for Attorney General Eric Holder and President Obama just yet.

Firearms Retailers: Beware of Anti-Gun Survey in the Mail

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) has warned firearms retailers about a survey they may receive in the mail, from anti-gun activist Dr. Garen Wintemute of the University of California at Davis.

Gunwalker: Family of Slain Agent Weighing Legal Action

How weapons got in border bandits' hands 'important,' lawyer says.

Wisconsin Concealed Carry: Businesses Required to Post No Carry Signs

Wisconsin will soon be the 49th state to allow residents to carry concealed weapons, but there are places where carrying a weapon still won't be allowed. Business owners will now have to post signs indicating they do not allow weapons in their buildings.

Ruger's New .357 Magnum Carbine

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. has announced the release of the Ruger 77/357, a lightweight, bolt-action rifle chambered in the venerable .357 Magnum and fed via a rotary magazine.

New Public Shooting Range Opens in Arkansas

With so many of our shooting ranges facing lawsuits to shut them down and many just struggling to survive financially, it’s always nice to see when a new range actually opens its doors. That was the case in Arkansas, earlier this month, when Arkansas shooters got a new range near Batesville.

ATF Fast & Furious Scandal: Melson Out, Traver In?

The Justice Department is expected to oust the head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, according to people familiar with the matter, amid a troubled federal antitrafficking operation that has grown into the agency's biggest scandal in nearly two decades.

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