As the City of Cleveland, along with several partners, sought to gather unwanted guns by offering gift cards for gas, groceries and merchandise, they had a little competition from two men offering cold hard cash instead. Read more
A New York pharmacist shot at an armed robber after he came at him with a knife. Although he missed the robber, he hit his back tire and was still able to get a license plate number, which helped to apprehend him a short time later. Read more
If you were going to add “thrown into a tornado” to your torture test checklist, no one would really fault a gun if it failed to pass. This M&P did, though. Read more
SIG Sauer’s newest “classic” P-series pistol is now shipping to distributors. If you like SIGs and you like .45s, this gun really ought to be on your short list. Read more
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval vetoed a bill on Thursday that would have required universal background checks for all gun transfers, even those made between private buyers and sellers. Read more
If signed into law, a Texas bill would require that hotels which restrict the possession, storage or transporting of firearms to inform guests of such policies prior to checking in. Read more
After he heard the doorbell ring for a second time, the Georgia resident walked outside onto his porch, where he was greeted by an armed and masked robber, but the robber was greeted by the man’s .45. Read more
In the past week, two Illinois state prosecutors have said that they will not file charges against law-abiding citizens who decide to carry concealed firearms in their counties. Read more
Two Schlotzsky’s Deli shops in North Little Rock now have a ‘Firearms Welcome’ sign posted on the door. Reactions over the sign, which the owner claims is not politically motivated, are mixed. Read more
