Elections have consequences, and America has now experienced a hard turn to the left. The looming question: How will this affect hunting and gun ownership?

Walmart announced Sept. 3 that it will end sales of ammunition that can be used with modern sporting rifles and handguns, stop all handgun sales in Alaska and ask that customers not carry firearms openly in its stores unless authorized law enforcement is present.

New Jersey will soon have a law that bans domestic abusers from owning firearms.

In addition to electing the next POTUS, voters in California, Maine, Nevada and Washington voted on measures to tighten gun-control laws.

State have approved 15 out of 18 ballot initiatives to expand gun right. However, this year, four states are looking at potentially tightening restrictions.

Team USA shooters will spend the next month trying to win medals for our country all while defending their right to bear arms.

Four gun control proposals barring sales to those on a terrorist watch list and expanding background checks to private sales failed to gain a Senate majority after largely party line votes.

Democrats vow to stop new rules that would allow New Jersey gun owners to obtain a concealed carry permit if they prove 'serious threat.'