Soccer Mom Carries Openly, Gets Concealed License Revoked
Illinois State Rifle Association Urges Hunters and Sportsmen to Oppose Constitutional Convention
FBI Releases 2007 Crime Statistics
Statistics released last week by the FBI show that the estimated volume of violent crime was down 0.7 percent, and the estimated volume of property crime decreased 1.4 percent in 2007 when compared with 2006 figures.
New Emergency Legislation Amends Districts Gun Law
Trying to head off a national takeover by Congress of the city’s powers to control guns in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Second Amendment ruling, the Washington, D.C., City Council has adopted a new and narrower law to restrict possession of handguns.
D.C. Second Amendment Enforcement Act Passes House
Ohio Supreme Court Strikes Down Public Parks Gun Ban
Female Firearm Trafficker Sentenced to 4 Years
H.R. 6842 Would Compel District of Columbia to Comply with Heller
U.S. Soldiers in Germany to Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day
D.C. Residents Able to Buy Handguns Sept. 9
WASHINGTON, D.C. - District residents will be able to buy handguns starting Sept. 9, according to a report by WTOP radio in Washington, D.C.
PA Man Fends off Attempted Robbery With Concealed Carry Pistol
A report in the Pocono Record newspaper said an attempted robbery in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, went bad for the alleged robber.
Firearms Industry Congratulates Palin on Nomination; Urges Sportsmen to Register to Vote
NEWTOWN, Conn. -- The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) – the trade association for the firearms industry – congratulated Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on accepting the Republican nomination for vice president of the United States. The industry's association also reminded all hunters, sportsmen and gun-owners to register to vote and secure an absentee ballot if they plan on being in the field on Election Day, Nov. 4.