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On May 19th, the majority of Swiss voters voted in favour of adopting the European firearms directive into national law. How could this happen,...
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A question from an independent Member of Parliament just threw Canadian gun owners in disarray: is the Liberal government preparing a sweeping gun...
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The motivations of the deranged individual who shot up two mosques in southern New Zealand bring forth some long overdue considerations: are...
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The news arrived today: Firearms United has been formally recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), giving it a wider leeway to act in...
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Recent events and the new EU directive to “fight terrorism” have rised a lot of debate about mass shootings on both sides of the Atlantic, with...
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Remington has significantly reduced its debt and interest expense load, starting a plan to revitalize its activities
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Along with all main media sources in the world today, the National Shooting Sport Foundation has diffused a newsletter in which expresses concern...
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The Czech Republic is just the tip of it: according to the Firearms United network, many Countries have court cases open and law proposals filed...
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