MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Felons and people subject to domestic abuse restraining orders would be allowed to own antique guns under provisions in a Republican bill relaxing the state's concealed carry ...

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It’s widely agreed that what sets humans apart from most other species is our use of tools. And there is perhaps no tool more responsible for the way our world is today than the gun. Since the gun was ...

KABUL, Afghanistan – In the basement of the old Mullah Shams market on Kabul's famous Chicken Street, below the beggars, the gemstone carvers, street artists and carpet stores, lies a tiny windowless ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (CN) - A man claims two pawnshops bought 43 of his antique guns from the man who stole them, and refuse to return them. Most of the guns, from the 1800s, are so old they lack serial ...

It sat on a shelf in the closet for years, a rosewood case containing two Civil War-era revolvers with ivory handles. The guns had been a gift from a friend to Sharlene Perez’s late husband, but they ...

MADISON — Felons and people subject to domestic abuse restraining orders would be allowed to own antique guns under provisions in a Republican bill relaxing the state's concealed carry regulations.

Early morning on Valentine's Day, a burglar broke into the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and stole two antique revolvers—a .44 caliber Colt M1860 Army Revolver and a .36 ...

Jack Paulson holds an 1822 Harpers Ferry .69-caliber flintlock musket at his home in Bigfork on Nov. 14. The firearm is one of a collection of antique guns he’s donating to the Montana Historical ...

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An aging Pennsylvania man who admitted to stealing antique weapons from nearly a dozen east coast museums across more than two decades in the 1960s and ‘70s is finally being punished for his crimes.

New laws to prevent the criminal use of antique firearms will be introduced "as soon as possible", the government said. The National Ballistics Intelligence Service (NABIS), which advises police ...