Guns you shouldn’t buy until you’ve rented one
A lot of guns are “good” on paper and still wrong for you the second you put rounds through…
Indiana just shut down a city gunmaker lawsuit from 1999 — the new law behind it
Indiana has finally ended one of the country’s longest running courtroom fights over gun violence, shutting down a lawsuit…
Gary’s 26-year gunmaker lawsuit just got tossed — why this ruling matters beyond Indiana
A quarter century after Gary, Indiana set out to test whether cities could hold gunmakers responsible for the bloodshed…
California ammo background checks are heading en banc — and the date is already set
California’s ammunition background check regime is about to face its most searching judicial review yet, with a full Ninth…
Planning a Gulf snapper trip? Here’s what changes Jan. 1 off Texas
Red snapper trips in the Gulf are planned months ahead, but the rules that decide when and where you…
Hunting with drones keeps coming up—here’s what the feds and states are actually saying now
Across the country, you are watching a quiet but consequential fight over how far technology should go in the…
The federal “lead-free ammo rebate” program is expanding—how hunters can get reimbursed
Federal wildlife officials are now paying hunters back for trying non-lead ammunition, turning a long-running conservation debate into a…
Why “super steel” fatigue is real in 2026—what buyers are starting to prioritize instead
Knife buyers in 2026 are tired of spec sheets that read like chemistry exams and marketing copy that promises…
The live-bait crackdown debate is heating up—why some groups want bans and anglers are pushing back
Live bait has quietly become one of the most contentious flashpoints in freshwater policy, with animal rights advocates, conservation…
Multi-tool failures are trending again—what’s breaking, what’s holding up, and what to avoid
Multi-tools promise to replace a drawer full of gear, but when one fails in your hand, the convenience evaporates…