A Del City man got 25 years for a Midwest City road rage killing that began with a cutoff and turned deadly after both drivers pulled over. Read the original story: Why You Never Pull Over: Midwest City Road Rage Argument Ends in a Killing and a 25-Year Sentence
Florida AG James Uthmeier says law-abiding residents can now possess SBRs and SBSs without a tax stamp or fear of state prosecution. Read the original story: Florida AG Uthmeier Says Floridians Can Own Short-Barreled Rifles and Shotguns Without a Tax Stamp, Won’t Defend Convictions on Appeal
FPC’s Denver lawsuit says Colorado and Denver each point to the other’s law, leaving a four-permit California visitor no way to carry. Read the original story: FPC Sues Over Denver Carry Ban as Colorado and Denver Point Fingers at Each Other’s Laws, Leaving a Four-Permit California Visitor ...
U.S. House Speaker MIKE JOHNSON zeroes-in on radical DSA types about to assume office and warns Republicans that “now is not the time to be forlorn about the elections…we must dig in and stand our ground on American values.” Meantime, U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) says the last days of t...
Welcome back to Front Line Friday. This week is an editorial on the operational value of community trust: how relationships in the places you patrol provide intelligence, cooperation, and officer safety, and what agencies and individual officers do to build or burn that asset. Front Line Friday i...
Amsterdam has its famous red light district. Taurus, apparently, has one too, and the main attraction folds, takes RMSc-pattern optics and runs on .22 LR. Gallery of Guns caught the all-new Brace-Ready TX22 bathed in red light, looking about as innocent as anything else.
Police say a Berlin man entered a Stonycreek Township home, wrestled away the resident's handgun, then beat him. He faces felony charges. Read the original story: Pennsylvania Man Grabs Handgun After Intruder Enters His Home, Loses It in a Struggle and Gets Beaten, Police Say
Steve_MP5 admits providing an AS Designs ARHK prototype to Rare Breed Triggers, citing patent liability concerns. Firearms attorney James Reeves isn't buying his explanation.
FPC filed a brief asking a federal judge to reject Delaware's bid to reconsider the ruling that struck down its ghost gun ban. Read the original story: FPC Brief Urges Federal Judge to Reject Delaware’s Bid to Revive Ghost Gun Ban, Says Law Change Left ‘No Safe Harbor for Self-Manufactured Fi...
Delaware lost its federal court fight over unconstitutional ghost gun bans. Now Attorney General Kathy Jennings wants another shot. FPC is fighting back, arguing the state can't disguise outright prohibitions on homebuilt firearms as harmless serialization requirements.