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Former U.S. Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak has been pardoned by President Donald J. Trump—effective immediately. He was one of several people pardoned by President Trump Friday. Adamiak, who still…

A 19-year-old took the room-temperature challenge after breaking into a South Carolina home at 2 a.m. It happened early Sunday morning and there was no confusing the place with a…

By: Armed Attorneys  For weeks, gun owners and federal firearms licensees have been asking the same question: Is ATF actually going to honor the federal court order that blocked enforcement…

One of the favorite tactics California uses to further erode gun rights is to “clarify” previously passed anti-gun laws.

OWDN Managing Editor Paul Erhardt sat down with Mike Aland, Chief Marketing Officer of SilencerCo. The interview covered the company’s growth and market position, its manufacturing philosophy, customer service (including…

I’ve been looking for a new go-to lower parts kit. I know that shouldn’t be difficult to find, but you’d be surprised by the horror stories out there.

The NSSF reports that adjusted NICS background checks were up 2.2% in August over the same month last year.

With an empty pistol in the holster, it took me all of a couple of minutes to snug the adjustment points to my preferred tension level.

Sheldon Whitehouse (By Preiss / MSC – , CC BY 3.0 de)  It’s just 62 days until the midterm elections but horse race prognosticators are already…

The more dangerous the world appears to someone with a weapon, the more weapons they may feel they need to have.

Prism sights are nothing new, but they have certainly taken off over the past decade. When Trijicon introduced the ACOG and it began appearing on military weapons, other manufacturers quickly…

We recently shared a review of a Kalashnikov-style pistol produced by Occam Defense Solutions. Not surprisingly, that led to a few comments alluding to “Occam’s razor.” Those comments got us…

“The goal was never to build the lightest suppressor or the quietest suppressor. The goal was to build the best hunting suppressor possible.”

ATF says it still can’t confirm the “authenticity, nature, or scope” of the material allegedly released.

Police continue to investigate the shooting, which officials described as the largest mass shooting in Chicago this year.

While I consider myself much more of a knife user than a collector, and don’t generally dabble much in presentation knives, sometimes you run across a story that’s just worth…

The federal gun-control machine may change tactics, but gun owners cannot afford to ignore the result.

I won’t get in any trouble mistakenly picking out one species of dove over another because, unlike most of the hunters here, I won’t be in the dove fields today.

This isn’t an outlier. Gallup polling in 2024 showed support for reinstating a federal ban on so-called “assault weapons” had fallen to 52 percent.

The new survey also shows at least 25 percent of American gun owners currently own an AR-15 type rifle.

We like to think that there is a natural progression between owning a gun and wanting to take training in order to improve your performance.

What makes NRA powerful and the gun rights movement is people being involved, voting in elections and just contacting their legislators.

“I installed the system with the best of intentions — to protect the people who walk through our doors every day.”

You can probably imagine — or maybe you can’t — the turmoil that’s gone on in the suppressor business over the last decade.

The Biden rule was written in such a vague and uncertain way that ordinary Americans were unable to determine what conduct was lawful and what might be criminal.

The Striker has a 4-inch CPM Cru-Wear blade and a 4.5-inch handle, giving you a package that’s large enough for serious work without being unwieldy.

Late last night, ATF Director Robert Cekada took to X to announce that yes, ATF will be issuing guidance for buying, selling and making NFA items.

Appendix carry continues to enjoy a following. Younger and newer shooters love it. Instagram instructors love it. Keyboard commandos who bought a $90 Kydex taco and a YouTube degree love…

The irony is thick given that Seattle is suing GLOCK because criminals glorified by the rap artist illegally install switches on legally manufactured and sold pistols.