
Weekly Wrap: Mass Gun Bill Sparks Fury, S&W Moves to TN
Massachusetts lawmakers look to crack down on semi-autos and "ghost guns," Smith & Wesson moves to TN, and Sig expands its ammo factory in Arkansas.

Massachusetts lawmakers look to crack down on semi-autos and "ghost guns," Smith & Wesson moves to TN, and Sig expands its ammo factory in Arkansas.

Heritage Manufacturing announced an expansion to its Old West lineup with a new series of rimfire lever-action rifles called the Settler series.

Iranian ammo seized by the U.S. heads to the frontlines of Ukraine, Geissele nabs a $29M SOCOM contract, and TSA sees record number of guns at checkpoints.

Silencer Central announced a new entry into its Banish lineup of suppressors with the Buck 30 -- designed with deer hunters in mind.

Legislators look to prevent gun control in public health crises, high court to review NY gun law on ammo purchases, and Congress protects youth hunting.

Hi-Point is back with its limited-edition Money finish, adding the Model 995 Carbine to the mix alongside the company’s C9.

The Biden Administration announces new Office of Gun Violence Prevention, appeals court blocks CA ban on gun ads, and federal judge overturns NM CCW ban.

Beretta unveiled a new rifle design this week called the New Assault Rifle Platform, or NARP -- a 5.56 short-stroke piston battle rifle.

In this week's news cycle: the DOJ looks to clarify who is engaged in business as a dealer, California proposes a 11% tax on guns and ammo, and a new pro-2A group arrives.

U.S. House repeals brace ban, Gov. Newsom proposes 28th Amendment to tackle guns, and FWS rejects anti-lead ammo petition.