Trilogue ends on the EU Gun Ban
A press release of the European Commission announced the end of the trilogue concerning the amendment proposal to the European firearms directive – now infamously known as the "EU Gun Ban".
Reform of the defence sector: export control this time?
SSECU (State service of export control of Ukraine) declared recently its intention to reform the system of the state export control and reform of itself.
In the photo above from right to left Alan Gottlieb and George Uchaykin at the SHOT show in Las Vegas
The Second Amendment Foundation today announced that it has started a new working relationship with the Ukrainian Gun Owners Association (GOA), a member organization of the International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights (IAPCAR), which SAF founder Alan Gottlieb played a key role in creating.
What the country needs now, according to one petition organizer, is more suicide vest control
Florida resident Robert Johnson on Wednesday started a Care2 petition urging Democratic lawmakers to pass legislation banning suicide vests.
EU : You cannot stop terrorism by restricting legal gun ownership
In the light of past events in France, the EU is planning to restrict semiautomatic firearms and put more obstacles for owners of firearms. Needless to say how this could impact our battle for our rights in Ukraine. Therefore, we must sign and share it - EU citizens need our help in their fight for their rights!
'You're not going to f****** kill me!': Ross Kemp stares down guerrillas in the highlands of Papua New Guinea
Ross Kemp has been caught on camera in a terrifying face-off with armed guerillas as he filmed his latest show in Papua New Guinea.
The 49-year-old former EastEnders hardman and his crew had hiked into jungle near the city of Hagan to interview 'The General', the leader of a gang of violent robbers who terrorise the slums.
Armalite Has Been Sold
According to the following press release, Armalite, most well known for inventing the AR-15 platform, has been sold to Strategic Armory Corps.
SAC is most well known for their AWC brand of silencers and their Surgeon brand precision rifles. It will be interesting to see what SAC does with the iconic brand.
Toy Gun March
Last week, Austin Petersen, creator of the Toy Gun March, received approval from a board of 30 federal officers to move forward with the “armed” march scheduled for July 3 in Washington, D.C.
The march will be at 9 a.m., starting at the Arlington Memorial Bridge and ending at the National Mall. Marshals will also be present to direct traffic and ensure safety.
"Lethal Weapon"
As gun sensitivity reaches an all-time high in America, the newest observable example comes from a teen suspended for pretending to shoot at students…with his hand.
14-year-old Hunter Lance of Marysville, Washington is accused of walking through the hallways of Marysville Middle School using his hand as a mock gun, pretending to shoot at students. His feigned firing incident took place May 31st, but is only now making headlines.
Outstanding AK47 Guitar by DiResta
This is the most impressive ax we’ve seen since César López started showing off his escopetarras.
A Capp-a-Fella: Guitars Become Guns and Guns Become Guitars
Why Do You Need Full Capacity Magazines?
This video really drives home the need for full capacity magazines (as if there was any doubt).
Bad guys don’t operate alone. They often travel in packs. We’ve reported multiple self defense stories on this site where more than FOUR assailants were involved. Do you really want to take your chances with 10 (or 7 in NY) rounds in your magazine?
Would-be victim snatches gun away from robber, turns it on him
A shotgun wielding robber was thoroughly humiliated Saturday when his intended victim promptly disarmed him and gave chase.
Colorado Town Mulls Mandatory Sporting Rifle Ownership
The Craig, Colorado city council is currently debating a bill that would require every household to own a “modern sporting rifle,” specifically any semi-automatic centerfire rifle that accepts detachable magazines.
first-degree murder by Byron Smith. Nick Brady and Haile Kifer
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A central Minnesota man accused of killing two unarmed teenagers, shooting them multiple times as they tried to break into his home, has been indicted on first-degree murder charges, prosecutors announced Thursday.
A Morrison County grand jury indicted Byron Smith, 64, on Wednesday on two counts of first-degree murder with premeditation in the Nov. 22 deaths of 17-year-old Nick Brady and 18-year-old Haile Kifer. Initially, Smith was charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
The Bolt Action Pen
Crafted by Hidetoshi Nakayama, the pens incorporate bolt-action, crank levers and triggers into the design.