Handguns

Recently, the Nevada Sheriffs and Chiefs Association announced its support for a bill that would make the names of concealed carry permit holders confidential.

A Montana lawsuit that could undercut the authority of the federal government on issues including guns, marijuana, REAL ID, health care, the national guard, taxes and even law enforcement is poised to move to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Happy-hour beers were going for $5 at Past Perfect, a cavernous bar just off this city's strip of honky-tonks and tourist shops when Adam Ringenberg walked in with a loaded 9-millimeter pistol in the front pocket of his gray slacks.

What is the only job in America that one can be fired from, still work for over a month and take actions that will affect the entire country for years to come? If your answer was Congress then you are exactly right.

The U.S. Senate defeated the so-called DISCLOSE Act - a bill imposing vast free speech restrictions on gun rights organizations - when it failed to garner the 60 votes necessary to overcome Republican objections to the bill. The final vote was 59-39.

Using procedural tricks, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) is planning on bringing the DISCLOSE Act up for a vote today, Thursday. The National Association for Gun Rights says the bill is a direct attack on the free speech rights of pro-gun organizations.

A Kentucky lawmaker is drafting a bill that would let gun owners carry concealed weapons without any special permit. Kentucky has issued concealed carry permits since 1996, but only after a gun owner completed a training course and passed a test. As you might expect, this new law is drawing some strong support and some not-so-friendly fire.

Last week, San Francisco's only retail firearms shop received conditional approval to reopen, much to the dis-approval of anti-gunner who wanted the shop closed for good.

The mother of a Malden man who survived being struck with four bullets in a gunfight

The burglar who was shot and killed by a shop owner likely sneaked onto the property through a hole in a chain link fence that is topped by barbed wir

A Pinal County grandfather shot two alleged burglary suspects inside an Arizona City home.