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We detailed why AARP doesn’t want you to own guns and asked what you think. Here’s what you had to say.

For some reason, the tradition of naming one’s favored firearm seems to have fallen out of fashion with today’s hunters. This wasn’t always the case.

Weighing in at 7.165 pounds, the Lithgow Arms F90 Atrax represents a fully modernized version of the first military-issue bullpup, the Steyr AUG.

Look behind the mask to see what this mega-business is really all about and you’ll find it is not friendly to those who support the Second Amendment.

This gun may sometimes be known as a “poor man’s Benelli,” but its fur-taking reliability makes it so much more than that.

The author had his doubts about bullpups heading into a prairie dog hunt, but he came out fully believing bullpups can make an effective hunting gun.

If this bill is signed into law, Ohio's public universities would have the option to permit concealed-carry on campus.

One Oklahoma senator hopes to put armed officers in private schools, allow top government officials to carry firearms and reduce the costs of obtaining and renewing handgun permits.

A Missouri representative-elect has introduced a bill that exercises Second Amendment rights and drives to ultimately eliminate gun-free zones.

The new Shell Shock NAS3 case faced trial by fire when it was put through a 1,000-round test to see how it would hold up when put in an extreme situation.

Several gun-rights groups are taking advantage of a new Republican president and plan on having Proposition 63 overturned in court. Here’s why.

Too much crime led to a new neighborhood watch in which member wears tactical gear, including a shirt that reads ‘Security,’ and packs an M4.

If elected, does Hillary Clinton plan to regulate gun rights and the Second Amendment? It’s possible.

Missouri's gun laws became much looser when lawmakers overrode a veto to move toward citizens not needing a permit to carry concealed and more.

Katie Couric and her director have admitted to doctoring interviews for their film, and it’s now coming back to hit them where it hurts.

The University Missouri is backtracking after head coach Barry Odom said earlier this week his players aren’t allowed to own handguns.

The Black Guns Matter Tour is being planned for a 13-city tour with intent raise education on gun rights and the importance of ownership and safety.

If you’re a “gun guy” — or even if you just want to learn more about firearms, ammunition, and the history of both — this is a must-have resource.

Gun manufacturers in Florida have increased by 350 percent since 2009. The boom in the industry is giving ATF problems in keeping up with the surge.

When Apple releases iOS 10 this fall, those who update their iPhones will have the pistol emoji replaced with a water gun emoji.

Moderate talk at the podium may disagree, but Hillary Clinton’s alternate delegate said the Democratic nominee would “for sure” ban guns.

Fred Feddersen is a true student of better lapping, hole boring, bullet flight and rifling. For Feddersen, it’s not just a business, it’s an obsession with building barrels that deliver single hole accuracy.

Federal judges in California said the Constitution does not protect the right to carry concealed outside the home, but teed up a potential Supreme Court fight over whether so-called "open carry" could be constitutional.

A new national survey shows most Americans want to keep gun business liability protections, fearing repeal would cripple key industries.

President Obama's pick to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court has a track record that is hostile to gun rights in America.

Appeals court ruling saying AR-15s and standard-capacity magazines are protected by the Second Amendment could prompt the Supreme Court to weigh in on state gun bans.

Walther Arms just introduced its PPQ 45 that incorporates the company's legendary ergonomics with a soft-shooting pistol that's great for everyday carry.

Texas residents will soon be allowed to openly carry most guns, but state law still bars the carrying of many types of knives and other weapons.

People with special permits would be allowed to bring concealed firearms inside schools and other “gun-free'' areas under legislation advanced by a Senate committee.