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Firearms manufacturer Weatherby, Inc., is relocating its manufacturing operations and corporate headquarters from California to Sheridan, Wyoming, company officials announced today from SHOT Show in Las Vegas, the world’s largest annual shooting, hunting and firearms industry trade show. The move is expected to create 70 to 90 jobs and more than $5 million annually in payroll in the next five years. Outdoor recreation is an economic driver in Wyoming, and manufacturing plays a vital role in any economy, according to Shawn Reese, chief executive officer of the Wyoming Business Council.

Weatherby Announces Move From California to Wyoming

January 23, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Weatherby, maker of quality rifles like the Mark V and Vanguard, has just announced that it will be relocating its manufacturing operations from Paso Robles, […]

Night Optics Introduces SVTS Thermal Riflescope

January 20, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Attention hog hunters: Vista Outdoor wants you to know that their new SVTS thermal riflescope combines night vision technology with thermal imaging. That should result […]

Honor Guard Voluntary Upgrade Program Announced

January 19, 2018 Patrick Roberts

As a result of our own testing on the Honor Guard pistol, Honor Defense has released details of a plan to offer a “voluntary upgrade” […]

How To Stop The ATF Bumpstock Ban & More Anti-Gun Stuff From Apple

January 19, 2018 Patrick Roberts

We MUST stop the ATF bumpstock ban! Make sure that you have left a comment for the ATF and let them know that you oppose the […]

Henry Announces Six New Big Boy Color Case Hardened Rifles

January 18, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Henry makes reliable, affordable lever guns that lots of shooters rely on for hunting, home defense and just plain fun. My favorite has always been […]

Adaptive Tactical’s New Saddle Mount Shell Carrier

January 18, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Do you have a Remington or Mossberg pump gun for home defense? Want to keep a few extra round of buckshot or slugs on board […]

CMC Expands Beyond Triggers With New Match Precision Barrels for GLOCK 17, 19 and 34

January 17, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

CMC made their bones by turning out quality replacement triggers for AR’s and AK’s. Then they branched out into GLOCK triggers for a variety of […]

Magpul Pro 700 Rifle Chassis for Remington 700 short action rifles

Magpul’s New Pro 700 Precision Chassis for Remington 700 Short Action Rifles

January 16, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Want to turn your short action Remington 700 short action into a precision rifle? Magpul’s new Pro 700 Rifle Chassis will let you do just […]

The Roland Special | The Best Duty Glock Ever?

January 16, 2018 Patrick Roberts

The Roland Special is a concept of pistol that has become popular in some small circles of professional users (primarily among members of Primary & Secondary) that […]

Ruger Security 9 | First Shots

January 15, 2018 Daniel Reedy

BLUF: The Ruger Security 9 shows promise, and may offer a great option both within in its price range and above. Shortly after Christmas, was […]

Springfield Armory Announced the new XD-S Mod.2 .45 ACP

Springfield Armory Announces Updated XD-S Mod.2 in .45 ACP

January 14, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Springfield Armory rolled out the first XD-S in big boy .45 ACP back in 2012. The single stack 3.3″ barreled concealed carry pistol — with […]

Alamo Precision Full Custom 6.5 Creedmoor Review

January 14, 2018 Patrick Roberts

I am finally getting around to showing you my Alamo Precision Rifles Full Custom 6.5 Creedmoor built to my specs. Hope you enjoy, don’t forget […]

Pennsylvania will no longer provide the names of medical marijuana patients to law enforcement agencies. The state Department of Health made the announcement late Friday afternoon in the wake of an Inquirer and Daily News story that called attention to the fact that marijuana patients would not be able to buy firearms.

About Face | Pennsylvania Won’t Report Medical Marijuana Users to Law Enforcement After All

January 14, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Gun owners who live in states where medical (or recreational) marijuana use has been legalized face a choice: your weed or your gun rights. While […]

SAF Asks SCOTUS to Review California Anti-Gun Zoning Case

California Gun Store Ban? SAF Asks Supreme Court to Review

January 13, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

When they lost the McDonald v. City of Chicago case — reaffirming the Second Amendment individual right to keep and bear arms, even in the […]

A candidate running for Illinois attorney general was robbed at gunpoint while he was taking promotional photos for his campaign Thursday afternoon in the Northwest Side ward where he’s also the Democratic committeeman, according to his campaign manager and authorities. Aaron Goldstein, 42, and several members of his campaign team were in the middle of taking publicity shots when the robbery happened, according to Goldstein’s campaign manager. The robbery took place about 3:25 p.m. in the 4600 block of North Albany Avenue in Albany Park, when three men in their early 20s approached them, according to a law-enforcement source. One of the men flashed a handgun and demanded the camera equipment and other personal belongings from the team, according to police.

Illinois AG Candidate Robbed at Gunpoint in Chicago

January 12, 2018 Dan Zimmerman

Illinois Democrat ward committeeman Aaron Goldstein is running for Illinois Attorney General. He and his entourage were in the Albany Park neighborhood on Chicago’s north […]