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New York City has some of the most-restrictive firearms laws in the country. Still, in 2021, criminals committed nearly 8,000 felonies with guns in what some affectionately call “Gotham.” How does that add up? The disparity in these two facts shows that, indeed, if it is criminal to have a gun, …

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Director Steven Dettelbach answered questions from members of the U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee. While mostly focused on budget and appropriations matters, committee members asked the director a range of questions, including about the Final Rule defining stabilizing arm braces attached …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, condemns Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s signature of HB 1240, the law that bans the sale and transfer of Modern Sporting Rifles (MSRs) and many other firearms. The law is clearly unconstitutional under the U.S. Supreme Court’s holdings in both the Heller and Bruen decisions. NSSF will …

Elections have consequences, and unfortunately, Democrats in leadership wasted little time using their narrow majority to push forward with their agenda.  At the top of that list is gun control.  On Wednesday, April 26, the House Judiciary Committee will be having a voting session on four very bad gun bills …

Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnæs of GiantMouse Knives have just released the newest addition to their popular product line of ACE folding knives, the ACE Tribeca. The Tribeca neighborhood of Lower Manhattan in New York City is the basis for the inspiration for this edition as that part of New York City …

The Glock 19 has been one of the most popular concealed-carry handguns since its introduction in 1988. Between the legendary Glock reliability and its standard 15-round magazine—higher than most carry guns at the time and even some today—the smaller cousin of the Glock 17 quickly caught on in heated up the personal …

Trijicon, manufacturer of aiming solutions for the shooting, hunting, military and law enforcement markets, has begun its second full year of the popular “The Science of Brilliant Roadshow.” The program visits prominent dealers across the nation, giving a hands-on experience to enthusiasts with the company’s line of Brilliant Aiming Solutions …

Q: I have what I believe to be an 1870 Springfield Officer’s Model Carbine. What I have researched is that these rifles were converted from caplock to a centerfire mechanism, and vernier sights were added. The rifle I have is converted from flintlock using a similar, if not the same, mechanism …

I grew up in East Texas and was heavily influenced in the love of shooting by my father. His nickname was “Buckshot,” and you can bet he loved guns and the outdoors. I got the bug for reloading as a teenager and bought myself an RCBS reloading press and began loading …

Sitting ducks.  Easy victims.  Totally unprotected. Ever since Congress passed the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990, cold-blooded murderers have specifically targeted students and staff because they know that NO ONE in these criminal safe zones can stop them. Congress created these death traps over 30 years ago, unleashing a …