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Almost immediately after Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed SB 334, which prohibits the manufacture, sale, purchase, receipt or transfer “a machine gun convertible pistol,” which translates to a ban on Glock and similar handguns, the governor and two other officials were sued in federal court by three leading gun rights groups.
Today's little foray into the world of revolvers takes us immediately to the subject of Ruger single-actions, primarily because my email Inbox produced a bulletin from the Ruger Newsroom mentioning right up front the very popular Super Wrangler, a handsome model which has a solid footing among handgunners.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and his legislative allies in the Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) party had a rough eight days in May, with the legislative
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court ruling which strikes a ban on “binary triggers” which was slipped into an omnibus sending package in 2024, handing Gov. Tim Walz and legislative Democrats another defeat, one week after the Legislature adjourned without passing a major gun control package.
Did Texas gun owners pull the plug on veteran GOP Sen. John Cornyn's political career because of his collaboration with former-President Joe Biden's administration on the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act?
New York Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation Wednesday which included a ban on so-called 3D-printed “ghost guns” and requires gun manufacturers to design firearms that cannot be converted to fire fully automatically.
Patrick Tate Adamiak is starting his fourth year of a 20-year federal prison sentence even though he broke no law and committed no crime.
New Hampshire Republicans reportedly “came to an agreement” last week on legislation designed to strengthen state preemption, but Democrats are claiming it will hurt public safety and also take away local control, which is exactly what preemption laws are supposed to do.
Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who represents Florida's 13 th Congressional District, is enjoying the viral reception of a photo she posted on “X” recently, showing her carrying a rifle and sidearm, apparently while she was serving with the Oregon Air National Guard.
The Interior Department's announcement that it plans to open up more federal land to hunting and fishing opportunities has outdoorsmen and women in several states encouraged, as this would open up some lands which have been closed, while expanding opportunity on many other lands.
