Guns - Page 9

A teenage boy has been shot dead in London, just minutes after a man in his thirties was stabbed in the head elsewhere in the crime-stricken British capital.

Gun crime has hit a ten-year high in the English counties of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, and West Yorkshire, despite strict gun control laws.

British police have netted dozens of illegal firearms including an AK-47 assault rifle over a month-long period, with stringent gun control measures having failed to stop the weapons from circulating.

Personal weapons ownership is on the rise in Europe in response to mass sexual assaults and Islamist terror attacks, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The number of basic weapons licences issued in Germany has more than doubled since the onset of the migrant crisis.

The First Step Act could be the beginning of a joint effort to address challenges that have ready solutions but that, because of their political difficulty, need bipartisan support to pass.

Doris Wise says her own family’s experience in the Holocaust taught her the importance of gun ownership.

Civilian security guards in France will be allowed to carry handguns to help combat the continuing radical Islamic terror threat.

As America watches the Democratic Party’s machine attempt to destroy Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s reputation, the tactics employed by the left are on full display.

3D gun printer Cody Wilson was charged with sexual assault on Wednesday in Travis County, Texas.

During day two of the Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) tried to redefine “common use” as it applies to firearms. Feinstein addressed Kavanaugh, saying, “You specifically argued that the DC ‘assault weapons’ ban was unconstitutional, and I

Police swooped on Yaxham village in Norfolk, England after reports of “gunshots and the sound of children screaming” — to find it a party of small children playing with Nerf guns.

Brett Kavanaugh told Sen. Dianne Feinstein that AR-15s and similar rifles are in “common use” because they are “widely owned.”

At least 25 individuals were shot and wounded, another six were killed, over Labor Day Weekend in Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s (D) Chicago.

The California legislature passed a minimum age increase for long gun purchases Wednesday, sending the measure to Gov. Jerry Brown (D) for signature.

Armed criminals pulled up alongside a police van on a moped and aimed a gun at the officers in an attempt to free a suspected burglar detained in the back in Croydon, South London.

The New York Times reports President Trump’s Department of Education is considering the use of federal funds to buy guns for teachers around the country.

Gov. Steve Bullock (D) announced Sunday that he would support prohibiting Montana residents from buying and possessing commonly owned semi-automatic firearms.

Shopify announced Monday it had updated its “Acceptable Use Policy” with the result that sites selling commonly owned semiautomatic firearms will be barred from using the e-commerce platform.

Gun groups that posted 3D print files for guns and gun parts claim they have been censored by Facebook and Amazon.

AR-style rifles are so wildly popular that other types of long guns, such as shotguns, can end up overlooked or underestimated.

Facebook is asking banks to share customer’s financial information in a climate where corporate America is blacklisting gun manufacturers and businesses or groups that support the Second Amendment.

Chicago has long been a gun control experiment gone wrong, and the cost has not only been in money wasted and resources mismanaged, but in lives lost.

The gun industry appears to be “sitting out the fight” over print files for 3D guns and gun parts, according to TicToc by Bloomberg.

Parkland gun control activists David Hogg and Emily Gonzalez joined with the National Organization for Change to “March on NRA” Saturday.

With 3D gun files and “ghost guns” being the topic of the day, it only seemed fitting to do a long-term review on a 1911 made at home with a CNC machined frame and a parts kit.

Harvard Law professor Noah Feldman suggests the First Amendment protects the sharing of 3D gun files just as it protects the sharing of other information some Americans deem harmful.

The left uses words like “untraceable” and “undetectable” in describing 3D-printed guns while avoiding questions of practicality and safety.

Hollywood stars were triggered by the looming midterm elections, President Trump (of course), and the online return of 3D-printed guns.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is lending his voice to a chorus of Congressional Democrats by suggesting that 3D printed firearms will lead to a “new wave of American gun violence.”

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is doing his part to derail the government’s settlement with Cody Wilson’s Defense Distributed by suggesting 3D gun printers allow someone to copy a “fully semiautomatic weapon.”

In an effort to derail the government’s settlement with Cody Wilson’s Defense Distributed Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) says 3-D gun print files should be banned because bombs.

Two New Jersey State Troopers showed up at Leonard Cottrell Jr.’s home to confiscate his guns and he told them no. Cottrell served three tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and is a disabled vet.

Virginia’s Lee County school district voted to arm teachers and pay for their guns and training. Lee County is the first in the state to allow teachers to be armed.

Individuals running San Francisco’s annual gun buyback got played Saturday by an individual who turned in a homemade shotgun for money.

Kurt Schlichter has seen up close what happens when governments disarm their citizenry.