Handguns

While federal laws surely do impact Second Amendment rights, including our ability to buy, sell, and own firearms, state and local issues are of no less importance.

While the 2008 election for president has dominated much of the gun rights debate, there are many other federal seats up for grabs this November.

An open letter from an inside lobbyist who worked directly with Barack Obama while State Senator, says gun owners are fooled if they believe his 'I support the Second Amendment' rhetoric.

This is the second in a four-part series on the 2008 elections and the Second Amendment. The series will examine: the presidential candidates; other key federal elections; and, state and local elections of note.

This is the first of a four-part series on the 2008 elections and the Second Amendment. The series will examine the presidential candidates, other critical federal elections, and noteworthy state and local elections.

Believe it or not, no one flinched later when I dragged a rifle down the sidewalks of West Hartford, flushed with pride at my latest find. When I view that journey through the prism of today's politically correct mindset, its amazing that no one seemed concerned about a child carrying a rifle and bayonet loosely wrapped in paper.

Don't let anyone tell you a compact 1911 won't compare to a full-sized government model. This gun review of the Nighthawk Global Response Pistol II proves as much.

An attorney weighs in on the implications of the landmark U.S v. Heller Supreme Court ruling for gun owners.

Shooting ranges across the country are coming under attack from anti-gun neighbors. Here's how to defend your club from being shut down.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has issued a proposed rule to eliminate the prohibition on right-to-carry in national parks and wildlife refuges.

Later today, a New Jersey Assembly committee will again consider one-gun-a-month legislation.

Opportunities to shoot recreationally on public lands benefit the recreational shooter and hunter, says the NRA.

According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Citi Merchant Services and First Data Corp. are refusing to process any credit card transactions between federally licensed firearms retailers, distributors and manufacturers, a move that will severely limit available inventory of firearms and ammunition to military, law enforcement and law-abiding Americans.