Dean Weingarten is a Writer and Reporter at AmmoLand Shooting Sports News. He is an outspoken defender of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, focusing on themes such as law and legal affairs, legislation, and public policy, while also covering topics like court proceedings and legal reform. Dean's work has been featured in Kenosha County Eye and AmmoLand.
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Dean Weingarten's coverage focuses primarily on legal policy regulation, with a specific focus on gun rights and the Second Amendment. He frequently references data in his articles, suggesting a preference for fact-based reporting.
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As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, gun owners should take a moment to remember how unlikely today's victories once seemed.
By: Dean Weingarten
In 2025, Japan broke records for total and fatal bear attacks. There were 230 attacks and 13 fatalities , more than double the previous record of 6 fatalities in one year.
NSSF-adjusted background checks rose sharply in June 2026, showing renewed strength in the firearms market even as total FBI NICS checks slipped slightly.
On July 8, 2026,Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave presents to the other leaders of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member nations.
By: Dean Weingarten
In January, 2012, Glenn Villeneuve was attacked by a pack of 20 wolves. It was a very unusual event. Villeneuvea detailed the event, including pictures of the extremely large pack.
RCMP tracing records do not represent every gun used in Canadian crime—and the most important percentage in the report lacks a clearly identified denominator.
The lightweight KelTec PR57 5.7 pistol was tested for accuracy, velocity, reliability, concealed carry, and performance from 25 to 100 yards.
By: Dean Weingarten
Former Member of Parliament, 78-year-old Inky Mark, has been a long-time and vocal opponent of the increasingly restrictive Canadian firearms laws.
The Illinois government has passed Senate Bill 2756 into law. The bill reforms the limitations on what firearms may be legally used for hunting deer in Illinois.
Firearm-related background checks climbed in July 2026, with both the FBI's raw National Instant Criminal Background Check System total and the firearm industry's adjusted figure posting year-over-year gains.
