No Lawyers - Only Guns and Money

The Stag Arms' Board of Directors announced that they plan to relocate the company out of New Britain, CT. The new location has not bee...

This is a  continuation of my series of posts pointing out the political platforms of the individual state Democrat parties on firearms, gu...

A lawsuit brought by some of the families of children killed in Newtown, CT has been dismisse d. The lawsuit sought to find Remington, thei...

I stopped by the Stag Arms booth at the NRA Annual Meeting on Friday. Given that their CEO, Mark Malkowski, had previously said they were l...

On Thursday, Senior US District Court Judge Albert V. Covello ruled that despite being "in common use" the State of Connecticut ...

Senior District Court Judge Alfred V. Covello ruled in favor of the State of Connecticut in upholding their assault weapons ban and other ...

Chief District Court Judge Janet Hall dismissed the National Shooting Sports Foundation's lawsuit which sought an injunction against C...

I'm neither a proponent nor opponent of open carry. I don't tend to do it because I want to keep the bad guys guessing. That said, ...

The National Shooting Sports Foundation filed suit today in US District Court for the District of Connecticut alleging that Connecticut lea...

Peter Kuck is the longest serving - and most pro-gun - member of the Connecticut's Board of Firearms Permit Examiners. This board revie...

It is a study in contrasts. On the one hand you have Horry County, South Carolina and on the other is the state of Connecticut. The forme...

The draconian gun control bill that was shoved through the Connecticut legislature at the beginning of April was a product of secret negoti...

PTR Industries, maker of the HK clone PTR-91, announced today that they will be leaving Bristol, Connecticut by the end of the year due to...

CNN actually did a rather fair story on Mark Malkowski of Stag Arms and Jonathan Scalise of ACS and the pressure they are feeling to move t...

Now that both Maryland and Connecticut have passed their draconian gun control acts, the question becomes who among the gun manufacturers i...

The National Shooting Sports Foundation based in Newtown, Connecticut released the following statement yesterday regarding the passage of t...

I can't say anything more about Connecticut's infamous Bill No. 1160 which was rammed through the General Assembly as emergency le...

The cover of today's Hartford Courant featured the following headline - "America's Rifle": Factories Boom. Under the titl...

The National Shooting Sports Foundation held a series of interviews with managers and workers of a number of Connecticut firearms and firea...

Henson Ong is an immigrant to the United States. Yesterday he testified before the Connecticut legislature's Gun Violence Prevention Pu...