Check your calendar. No, it’s not April 1. These really are AR-15 platform rifles and pistols from Hi-Point. Like, for real. MKS Supply — better known as Hi-Point Firearms — is producing AR platform guns.
As the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits get under way in Atlanta this weekend, the industry and the organization are dealing with a lot of change and uncertainty.
Ironically, although the dropped federal NFA charge had required the government to argue the braced CZ Scorpion was a rifle, the charge Taranto is still facing under D.C. law required it to argue the same firearm is a handgun.
The NRA’s new shooting discipline has great potential to not only return the NRA to a competitive rifle shooting mecca, but also reshape how non-gun owners view America’s most popular rifle.
No less a gun control advocate than Joe Biden labeled his political opposition here as enemies of democracy and his administration even claimed that “domestic extremism” was among the greatest threats to national security.
Much the same as anti-gun extremists in the U.S. invent terms to mischaracterize firearms they wish to ban—like “assault weapon,” “Saturday night special,” and “ghost gun”—in the UK, a similar strategy is often used when trying to ban edged weapons.
This year alone, there have been various renditions of bills introduced among the states ranging from mandatory to optional training with varied and scalable models utilizing firearm and hunter safety components.
On April 7, the Trump Administration formally revoked the Biden-Harris Administration’s “zero tolerance” policy for inspections of federal firearm licensees (FFLs). The
The cuts to CDC included a reduction in force targeting the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Gun rights supporters may recognize the NCIPC as the epicenter of the CDC’s longstanding anti-gun efforts.
Certain parts of the world—sadly, without any specifically recognized right to arms—have been moving closer to accepting the fact that
