
Weekly Wrap: Beretta Buys Ammotec & Federal Judge Strikes Down Stun Gun Ban
Beretta buys ammo maker RUAG Ammotec, a federal judge strikes down the final statewide stun gun ban, and two states welcome Constitutional Carry.

Beretta buys ammo maker RUAG Ammotec, a federal judge strikes down the final statewide stun gun ban, and two states welcome Constitutional Carry.

Several U.S. ammo makers are sending millions of rounds to Ukraine, Washington state bans mags over 10 rounds, and Mexico seizes 3 million rounds of ammo in raid.


Los Angeles' DA asks credit card companies to stop 80% kit purchases, CA parents might have to notify schools of guns in home, and a new bill could tack on a fee to background checks.

The Dept. of Justice continues to target "ghost guns," 12 states support Mexico's lawsuit against gun makers, and the Army picks FN for M240L contract.

A bill looks to honor Kyle Rittenhouse, new guns from Shadow Systems and FN, and 40% of guns used in Central America come from the U.S.

Gun control activists say they're disappointed in the Biden Administration and stolen Revolutionary War-era guns make their way home after 50 years.

A federal court blocked California's high capacity mag ban pending Supreme Court review and the New York AG wants to place restrictions on toy guns.

We take a look at a bill that would place more restrictions on FFLs and require reporting of multiple gun purchases. Come read up on this week's news!

Texas HB 957 is a new state law that skirts federal gun laws and the NFA when buying a suppressor within the state...but is it legal? We discuss...