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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 bill expanding background checks to encompass nearly all gun sales in the northwestern state of Oregon made it through the state Legislature on Monday, overcoming obstacles that stymied two previous attempts to pass similar laws.

Minnesota's Senate added language to a bill that would legalize gun silencers — a surprise development as majority Democrats had shown little interest in changing the state's gun laws and a direct challenge to Gov. Mark Dayton's promise that such a measure would meet his veto pen.

Country singer Tim McGraw prompts fury from fans who say an upcoming benefit concert for the non-profit group Sandy Hook Promise will pad the pockets of gun grabbers. Would you buy a ticket to the show?

The Montana Senate advanced a proposal to instruct Montana law enforcement agencies to disregard future federal gun laws.

Fort Knox’s latest gun safe and vault accessory, the Turret System, will help maximize the amount of usable space inside your vault.

Oregon attracts many people from elsewhere, and a new law allows some of them to get a concealed handgun license.

Gun Play Vegas aims to create a safe and relaxed environment for people of all backgrounds to learn how to shoot and care for their weaponry.

Pew Research Center says support for gun control drops as more blacks, women think firearms protect against crime.

Hunters in Ohio took more than 65,000 deer during the state's weeklong gun season last week, about 10,000 fewer than last year.

Most Americans feel safer with a gun in the home, don’t want stricter gun control laws.

After multiple setbacks, a veto override would mark a victory in Missouri for backers of expanded gun rights.

After Chipotle, Sonic and Jack in the Box open carry protests, surveys show Americans don’t want to see guns while they eat or shop.

The 2014 Florida legislation session was another success for gun owners and defenders of the second amendment.

Several potential Republican presidential candidates courted gun-rights supporters at the National Rifle Association's annual convention, talking up their pro-gun credentials.

A new poll from YouGov shows only 20 percent of Americans think guns in the home make them less safe.

Lawmakers proposing personalized handgun mandates will have a tough sell, survey finds.

If you're the nuttiest gun nut around, drop the producers a line and take your shot at reality show fame.

A new drop-in trigger promises to turn your basic AR into a (nearly) full-auto rifle with no need for the onerous NFA licensing process.