Dave Workman

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Dave Workman is an author, senior editor of Gun Week, communications director for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, award-winning outdoor writer, former member of the NRA Board of Directors.

High Cap Mags: What to Buy Before They're Banned

Anti-gun Rep. Carolyn McCarthy has introduced legislation to ban large magazines. Don't panic, and if you buy, here's what to look for.

What's Hot in Handguns?

Here's a look at some new handguns, and some sizzling favorites for 2011. Hint: It's the 100 Year Anniversary of the Government Model 1911!

NRA Convention 2010: Lapierre Takes Aim at Border Chaos

5/18/10 Gun Rights: CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre delivered a bare-knuckles address to thousands of NRA members.

Alabama University Shooting Shows Fallacy of Gun Control

2/17/10 Gun Rights: Anti-gunners will use the Alabama shooting to push for new gun laws. But there's one problem: The University of Alabama is gun free zone.

Washington: Fallout Continues From Proposed ‘Assault Weapon' Ban

Future sales of "assault weapons" would be prohibited if a state ban goes into affect in Washington. Gun owners are up in arms, and rightfully so.

Anti-Gun WA Lawmakers Launch New Assault on Weapons

12/18/09 Gun Rights: Gun prohibitionists are using the murder of a Seattle police officer, and a couple of other slayings, to launch a new effort to ban the sale of semiautomatic firearms in Washington State, and require current owners to register their firearms.

Ruger Super Blackhawk: A Half-Century of Service and Still Roaring!

When a pistol remains in service for 50 years, it gets Workman's attention. In the case of the Ruger Super Blackhawk, it came as no surprise.

Seattle Gun Ban Lawsuit Could Have National Implications

The outcome of a long-awaited lawsuit filed Oct. 28 against the City of Seattle and Mayor Greg Nickels to overturn the city’s illegal gun ban could have national implications because several other states have modeled their firearms preemption laws after the Washington State statute that is at the center of the Seattle case.