Pistols that changed how people think about carry guns
Carry used to mean compromise: low capacity, rough triggers, tiny sights, and guns you tolerated more than you enjoyed….
Switchblade Laws Are Shifting Again — What’s Legal Now and What Still Isn’t
You live in a country where a pocketknife can be a basic tool in one town and a fast…
Knife Rights Update — The “Safe Passage” Fix That Could Change Travel With a Knife
Traveling with a pocketknife has always carried a quiet risk for you, not because you intend to break the…
Texas Knife Law Update — The Next Cities Where Enforcement Could Get Weird
Texas has spent the past decade tearing down old knife restrictions, yet the way those rules are enforced on…
What “common use” means now, and why it’s at the center of the D.C. fight
The fight over gun laws in the nation’s capital now turns on a deceptively simple phrase: whether certain firearms…
The legal battle that could put assault-weapon bans back under the microscope
Assault-weapon bans have survived years of courtroom attacks, but a new wave of litigation is forcing judges, lawmakers, and…
The Supreme Court’s next major gun case could hinge on one federal statute
The Supreme Court’s next big fight over guns is not just about the Second Amendment in the abstract. It…
Missouri moves to simplify deer season rules as CWD continues spreading
Missouri is reshaping how you hunt deer, promising simpler rules at the same time chronic wasting disease keeps creeping…
How the “unlawful user” gun ban is headed for a high-stakes court showdown
The federal rule that strips gun rights from anyone labeled an “unlawful user” of drugs is about to collide…
DOJ is still defending the Federal Switchblade Act and knife groups are furious
The Department of Justice is pressing ahead with a full defense of the Federal Switchblade Act, and you are…