The deranged killer who murdered an innocent California police officer had his guns confiscated months prior to the murder, but the law did not stop this criminal from getting a gun.

Crimson Trace, a name recognized in the tactical and concealed carry world for their innovative laser sights is celebrating 25 years in business.  In doing so, they have two great giveaways in store.

A cop shot a fellow cop in the back—on video—leaving her in critical condition, and the department says he will not face discipline.

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Less crime due to criminals weighing gains against the possibility of an armed victim? Sounds like the argument that gun-rights supporters have been making for a long time.

An Indiana police officer is in critical condition after one of her fellow cops attempted to kill a dog and shot her instead.

It seems the geniuses at The New York Times have discovered that many criminals used credit cards to buy their guns. So the brilliant answer to the problem is simple: let’s get credit card companies to monitor everyone’s purchases and block them from buying guns.

The findings were so strong that even Cameron Kasky—one of the students formerly involved in touring the country to call for gun control—has tweeted that Israel has got to go.

The driver had an outstanding warrant for robbing and killing 88-year-old Theodore Garver.  He also had other weapons including shotguns, rifles and crossbows, were later found in nearby woods.

Buy back programs are unlawful and a waste of taxpayer money.  As the officer stated, they also cost the taxpayer in overtime that officers spend in being on the clock during the buy backs and never obtain the desired results.