Gun Articles

Sen. Wicker's amendment will allow law-abiding gun owners to safely and legally transport firearms when they travel on Amtrak.

A camper who shot and killed a 25-year-old Olympia man last month during a bizarre late-night encounter along a remote bank on Wynooche Lake will not face charges.

On August 8, 2009 a person named Ryan working at Fromaginations on the Square called the Madison police to ask if there was a law in the state of Wisconsin that allows you to carry a gun.

Silver State insists on live-fire training for concealed weapons. Utah gun owners are protesting Nevada's decision to reject Utah-issued concealed-weapon permits.

Some economic stimulus money, provided by the federal government, was being used by police departments to buy new firearms.

Whether you want the ATF reformed or repealed, there's plenty of support from within the ATF to address corruption allegations.

A Lithonia, Georgia homeowner who shot a man who allegedly tried to burglarize his home will face charges. The shooting happened Thursday morning on Gadwall Circle in Lithonia. Police said it appeared that the suspect was outside of the house.

A jewelry store owner who was faced with a man trying to rob him at gunpoint reached for his own gun and shot the suspect Wednesday.

The .280 Remington is a useful big-game cartridge, though its popularity with shooters has taken a while to catch on. Here are some thoughts on reloading and shooting the .280 Rem.

When money's tight - or even when it's not - don't overlook bullet casting as an affordable way to churn out some fine projectiles.

On a vote of 8 to 3, the Green Bay City Council, Green Bay, Wisconsin, recently defeated a proposal that would have effectively stopped the practice of open carry of firearms in city parks by requiring that all firearms be cased.

Kansas City, Mo. -- Police said an intruder was shot during an attempted break-in at a Northland apartment complex early Monday morning.

Orange County, Fla. -- An Orange County homeowner says he shot a man in self defense late Monday night.

At 1:52 AM last Friday, four home invaders broke into a house in San Marcos. Three wielded handguns, which they proceeded to point at two residents.

Simply put, it's an organization I can find no Constitutional justification for.

Is the panic buying on ammo finally slowing down and will we see gun store shelves stocked soon?