
Weekly Wrap: Update on "Rust" Shooting & S&W Issues Statement to Anti-Gun Crowd
An FBI report shows new data in "Rust" movie shooting, Smith & Wesson calls out the haters in a statement, and 2A groups take on California gun show ban.

An FBI report shows new data in "Rust" movie shooting, Smith & Wesson calls out the haters in a statement, and 2A groups take on California gun show ban.

We walk you through the details of the 2022 attempted Assault Weapons Ban, tell you how it stacks up to the 1994 ban, and what it means for gun owners.

The ATF lands a win in appeals court over the bump stock ban and the gun industry pays a record-setting $300M in conversation fees.

House Committee targets Smith & Wesson, anti-gun group says WASR-10 is a machine gun, and an assault weapons ban passes the House.

Shipping company UPS recently updated its policies regarding what kind of firearms parts. How has this impacted the industry? Come find out.

New York skirts Supreme Court ruling with new concealed carry requirements, and California targets youth shooting sports with a new bill.

The California Attorney General's office removes an online dashboard after a data breach of gun owner info and NY officials target retailers to reduce gun violence.

The Supreme Court ruled states can't require "special cause" to get a concealed carry permit. What's that mean for gun owners? Come find out!

Congress passes the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, Rhode Island says no to large-capacity magazines, and Wisconsin considers gun imagery on shirts...

The Senate stalls on Biden ATF Director pick, a proposed 1000% tax on "assault weapons" moves forward, and a bipartisan gun deal hits a snag.