Guns

Three gun-rights groups, including the National Rifle Association, are suing the city of Seattle over its adoption this month of a so-called “gun violence tax.”

Just one gun has been turned in this year. Seems Bostonians would prefer their firearms more than a $200 Visa gift card.

Some guns are valuable not because of what they are, but because of who they belonged to.

Seattle's City Council unanimously approved a new tax on the sale of firearms and ammunition Monday, a measure designed to help offset the financial toll of gun violence. But opponents quickly promised a legal challenge.

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.

The agreement calls for Taurus to give a cash payment of up to $200, repair the pistol or train gun owners how to avoid the alleged safety flaws that cause pistols to discharge when dropped or when the manual safety is on.

Brazil-based handgun maker Taurus has agreed to a $39 million settlement in a class action lawsuit alleging some of the company's most popular semi-automatic handguns can discharge when dropped and have a defective safety that allows the gun to fire even when it's engaged.

The Mossberg 930 already has a lot of fans in the waterfowling world, and the new 930 DC Pro version adds some Duck Commander-approved features that hunters will appreciate.

In a surprising break from decades of compliance with a 19th century treaty, the Army has said it will likely allow its troops to use hollowpoint and frangible ammunition in its handguns.

Florida firearms enthusiasts will save a few dollars starting this month because of a new law that eliminates the sales tax on gun club memberships.

A new study from a pro-gun research group suggests that the states with the most relaxed concealed carry laws have lower rates of murder and violent crime than states that make carrying a handgun tougher.

Mark Kayser spends some time with Tactical Solutions and shoots their custom-built Ruger 10/22s. Did we mention these rifles are suppressed?

Field conditions are typically much different than range day conditions. That’s why you need to know how to read wind and adjust your aim for a killing shot.

It didn’t start out as a quest to see how many I could shoot -- but something about Ursus americanus has obviously gotten under my skin.

In her veto message, Gov. Maggie Hassan said a bill to remove the licensing requirement for carrying concealed firearms would undo the state's “common sense'' gun laws.

Most black powder silhouette guns are modeled after the legendary Sharps rifles made popular by the Great Plains buffalo hunters of the American West. The rifles could take down buffaloes, elk, mule deer and other big-game animals at ranges greater than 500 yards.

In North Texas the whitetail deer grow large bodies and antlers with big bases and long tines. The good news for you is, not many others are onto the secret quite yet.