The ruling from the high court said any firearms kit that is “capable of being readily….converted to expel a projectile by the action of an explosive” is covered under the Gun Control Act.
The Washington State Criminal Justice System says it has permanently banned the SIG SAUER P320 from its training facilities after concluding that it’s possible for the pistols to fire without a pull of the trigger.
SIG’s people have worked long and hard to get the company to where it is today. But being the top dog means more than becoming the de facto standard of excellence to gun owners. It also means becoming the “X-ring” for everyone who takes aim at the industry.
Without violating a confidence, I can say that the reason behind their Chapter 11 reorganization filing — again, not a Chapter 7 liquidation filing — was for internal business reasons, not financial difficulties.
A few weeks into the new Trump administration, it seemed appropriate to spend some time with the NSSF’s SVP for Government & Public Affairs, Assistant Secretary and General Counsel Larry Keane.
According to 1791, the overall savings on their line of replacement parts will reduce overall rifle weights by 33% versus traditional materials, and offer additional thermal resistance due to the ceramic nanoparticles.
Plaintiff lawyers are looking for big paydays. SIG is faced with defending its reputation and its products. Plaintiff lawyers would prefer to play “sue and settle.” SIG has shown no inclination at all to do that.
For Mills, this election represents the chance to actually purge LaPierre’s supporters from the board of directors. He and his supporters aren’t pulling any punches in opposing the old guard.
The overlap between SHOT Show and Safari Club International might be considered too much of too many good things. Your feet will tell you where you fall on the “too much” scale. If they’re not tired, you’ve missed something important.
QA Outdoors talks to Chris Killoy at his last SHOT Show as he prepared to retire from the top job at Ruger.
