A Colorado Gun Store Sells a Customer Magazines Over the Legal Capacity — Then He Learns They Needed a Pre-2013 Date
A move to a new state is enough to keep a person busy—new routes, new rules, and a fresh…
A Man Refunds a Buyer After USPS Loses a Gun He Sold Online — Then It Resurfaces and the Buyer Keeps It Anyway
When you sell a firearm online, you expect the hard part is over once it leaves your dealer’s hands….
A Kansas Family Finds a Neighbor’s Deer Stands on Their Rented Land — Then the Game Warden Delays Removing Them a Month
A Kansas hunter leasing family ground walked in and found something he didn’t put there: deer stands set up…
A Family Keeps Paying a Pawn Ticket for Years After a Son Dies With Their Gun in Hock — Then the Shop Won’t Release It
When a rifle has been in the family for more than half a century, it’s not just “a gun.”…
An Austin Woman’s Cat Is Shot in Her Own Backyard With a BB Gun — Then a $300 Vet Bill Confirms It Was the Neighbor’s Son
An Austin pet owner let her cat out like she’d done plenty of times before. The animal came back…
A Pennsylvania HOA Lake Community Seeks Public Fishing Status — Then Wildlife Police Warn It Would Cost Them Trapping Rights
A gated lake community in Pennsylvania thought it understood the rules: members pay dues, the HOA stocks and maintains…
Police Recover a Man’s Stolen Pistol a Year After a Burglary — But the Slide Now Has a Mystery Hole Drilled Into It
Getting a stolen gun back ought to feel like closing a bad chapter. But sometimes the “recovery” comes with…
A Deployed Soldier’s Ex Steals $2,500 in Firearms From His Truck — Then the DA Offers Her a Deferred Prosecution Deal
One deployed service member thought he was making a smart call: keep valuables out of an empty home, load…
A Washington Storage Facility Burns Down and a Safe Inside Is Stolen — Then the Company Demands a Liability Waiver for Access
A storage unit is supposed to be the place you put the stuff you can’t lose—tools, family keepsakes, hunting…
A Magnet Fisherman Finds His 82nd Gun in a River — Then Realizes It’s a Rare WWII-Era Pistol Worth Up to $4,600
Most folks who toss a magnet in the river are hoping for old tools, maybe a knife, maybe a…