AR-15

A suburban Chicago gun shop is raffling an AR-15 to benefit victims of the Orlando shooting. Store owners plan to announce the winner July 31.

Reports say the retailer will still sell AR-15 rifles but has removed them from displays "out of respect for the victims of the Orlando tragedy."

Seekins’ “No Excess Rail” is a key weight reducing component, but NOXs rails don’t sacrifice gear attachments. Combined with ambidextrous controls and a 16-inch match-grade barrel, these rifles are user friendly and highly adaptable.

The makers of a computerized rifle that helps an amateur shooter hit moving targets at extreme ranges announced it will donate 10 of its "Precision Guided Firearms" to anyone "in a U.S. organization" willing to travel to Syria to battle Islamic State fighters.

The Supreme Court's 2008 decision in District of Columbia v. Heller and the 2010 decision in McDonald v. Chicago focused mainly on the right to defend one's own home. Gun rights groups have failed repeatedly to get the justices to say how broadly the Second Amendment protects gun rights.

The look and function of the AR platform gets youth excited about shooting and hunting.

Walmart has instituted a new corporate policy that bars its stores from selling semi-automatic AR-15-style rifles and semi-automatic shotguns that have a magazine capacity of seven shots or more. The chain denies politics played a role in the decision.

Leaders in Los Angeles unanimously voted to ban the sale of high-capacity gun magazines, putting the city in the middle of the debate over national gun control.

Colt Defense has announced an agreement with its secured lenders for $20 million in credit to allow ordinary business operations to continue during its chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

A group opposed to New York's two-year-old gun law says registration data show few owners complied with the requirement to register firearms reclassified as assault weapons.

Pennsylvania would no longer be the only state that bars hunters from using semiautomatic rifles if bills pending before a House committee are approved.

After years of struggling under mounting debt and sagging sales, the makers of the “gun that won the West” has filed for Chapter 11 in hopes of turning its business around and rebuilding its brand.

One of the nation's oldest companies and a world-renowned firearms brand has launched a major management shakeup, letting go its CEO after three years on the job and reshuffling its board and chief financial officer in order to "accelerate an ongoing transformation at the company."

For the first time ever, we pit the new CMMG Mk-47 Mutant against its closest rival, the Rock River Arms LAR-47 and see how both rifles stack up against the tried and true Kalashnikov AK-47.

A New Jersey Democrat is resurrecting failed federal legislation that could drive Internet ammunition sales offline.

Existing county ordinances prohibit shooting ranges in residential zones on less than 10 acres. But a county land-use official has ruled John Maximenko's berm isn't a shooting range, and his occasional shooting does not qualify as recurring shooting.

Retired SEAL Marcus Luttrell, known for his account of Operation Red Wing, Lone Survivor, has teamed with another retired SEAL and ammunition maker KC Betzold to launch a new ammunition company.