Just as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reinstated its section on Defensive Gun Use (DGU) estimates, we have another one.
A new survey of nearly 17,000 gun owners has found AR-15 ownership now reaches the 40 million mark, and that women and people of color make up an ever-larger share of gun owners.
Hawaii can bar people under 21 from buying and owning firearms, a federal judge has ruled.
Schappert said a Russian-language hacker group posted news of the hack on a “victim blog,” but didn’t post any evidence. She noted that the ATF confirmed it had been hacked but didn’t say who did it.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has reposted a broad estimate of the number of times Americans use firearms to defend themselves, several years after it was removed following private complaints ...
On Monday, US District Judge Reed O’Connor tossed the Biden-era Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) rule classifying unfinished frames and receivers sold alongside jigs and ...
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) greenlit the “ghost gun” kit ban last year. So, why did a federal judge just strike it down? On Monday, US District Judge Reed O’Connor tossed the ...
It’s easier than ever to own an item regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA), and that might actually become a problem for those trying to overturn it.
Plus, reporter Julie Miller and I cover an exclusive interview with a startup founder who says he’s developed software to block 3D printers from producing gun parts.
Abdul El-Sayed has seemingly doubled down on a past statement that the Second Amendment should be replaced with a right to healthcare.
The National Rifle Association (NRA) is still shrinking, but not as quickly as before. The group’s 2024 Annual Report, obtained by The Reload at the NRA’s annual conference over the weekend, shows ...
The internal contradictions in the Trump Administration’s approach to the Second Amendment have been on full display as the year winds down. On Monday, the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Civil Rights ...