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.
OL's shooting editor puts the hottest AR-platform on the market through its paces The post Range Testing the Sons of Liberty Gunworks Mk 1: Here’s Why Tier-One SOCOM Operators Chose This Carbine appeared first on Outdoor Life.
Ninety minutes. That is how long a Leica artisan with more than 25 years at the bench spends hand-polishing a single Fortis Glossy riflescope. The high-gloss, weather-resistant finish is made to match the deep bluing of a classic bolt-action or break-barrel rifle. In an era when hand craftsmanshi...
The Supreme Court refused to hear 22 gun rights cases, including challenges to lifetime firearm bans and misdemeanor disarmament laws. Washington Gun Law's William Kirk examines what the denials mean as major Second Amendment cases remain pending.
With hunting seasons upon us, Remington Hunting Dog products are incredibly timely as we set out in the woods and fields with man’s best friend. Whether you need gear for out in the field for your four-legged friend, or some causal comfort materials after your return home from a successful ...
Editor’s Note: Be aware of your local and state as well as federal laws and how they apply to carrying firearms and self-defense. This article does not represent training advice nor legal guidance. Please seek the advise of qualified legal counsel on all legal matters. Ammunition performan...
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! Here we have a Remington rolling block “Light Baby Carbine” chambered in 44 WCF, a handy little carbine with a backstory nobody has fully pinned down. The Light Baby Carbine sits on a small rolling block frame with a 20″ barrel and weig...
President Trump has named Craig Trainor to lead DOJ's Civil Rights Division following Harmeet Dhillon's resignation. His appointment puts a new official in charge of the Second Amendment Section and its ongoing gun rights lawsuits.
A new analysis of FBI crime data finds rifles accounted for a smaller share of firearm murders after the federal assault weapons ban expired, even as AR-15 ownership surged. The findings arrive ahead of a major Supreme Court showdown over rifle bans.