Surveys from some of the top pollsters conducted during the first three weeks of October show Americans aren’t very interested in gun politics. An NBC News/Decision Desk poll released this week ...

New York’s first-of-its-kind law banning most people from buying body armor for self-defense is unconstitutional, a federal judge has now ruled.

The Old Dominion’s National Firearms Act (NFA) mirror law is a good example of the biggest remaining source of uncertainty around short-barrel shotgun and rifle (SBR) sales.

Plus, I detail Florida’s decision on how it plans to enforce, or not enforce, its National Firearms Act (NFA) mirror law.

Florida just gave us one answer. Like Virginia, the Sunshine State has an NFA mirror law with a generic requirement that SBR owners comply with federal law. It just concluded that no longer means ...

Here’s what a firearms malfunction during a life-or-death encounter looks like in practice, and it’s a great teaching tool for what you should understand in case you ever encounter one.

Giffords and Everytown for Gun Safety have recently announced $10 million midterm ad campaigns. But they’re taking different tacks.

Plus, the ATF’s Director and Chief Counsel join the podcast to explain their new guidance on buying silencers and short-barrel shotguns.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) wants to end the legal fight over licensed dealers selling handguns to 18-to-20-year-olds. On Monday, the DOJ filed a new brief asking a federal judge to declare the ...

American gun owners are stocking up on sound suppressors. National Firearms Act (NFA) registrations rose 129 percent year over year in September, according to a report released by the National ...

The political arms of three leading gun-control groups have massively outraised and outspent those of the three largest gun-rights groups in the midterm election cycle, with new Federal Election ...

We found out this week that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially decided against appealing the decision in Silencer Shop v. ATF. Does that mean much of the National Firearms Act (NFA) will ...