Don’t give up if a replacement firing pin is unavailable from your catalog suppliers. Instead, use these tips to solve the problem.

Here are all the items tested in Gun Tests magazine from 2011 back through 1999.

The group Media Matters for America hates NRA. Few organizations have more strongly proclaimed their disdain for our right to keep and bear arms and self-protection, says the NRA-ILA.

Lethal Force Institute’s Massad Ayoob gives a lesson on what to do if you are stopped with firearms in your vehicle. These essential tips will teach you how to safely interact with police when carrying a firearm while driving. (3:47).

Gun Reports - News

Gun News from Around the Web: Mar 21-27, 2011

Gun News from Around the Web: Week of March 21, 2011

Okla. Governor supports open-carry concept

Bill Introduced In U.S. Senate To Block Unauthorized Record Keeping on Gun Owners

Releasing Illinois gun owners’ names bad idea

Idaho lawmakers revive guns-on-campus push

EDITORIAL: Guns for us, not for you

U.N. arms control: Enabling thugs

Reader Comments

Re: Guns for us, not for you. "The latest scheme took effect last year requiring guns to imprint their serial number on every shell casing fired. This law was adopted even though such “microstamping” technology isn’t available, and it would be extremely expensive if it were. Nice trick. Essentially, it cannot be done with available technology, yet if you use a gun for ANYTHING at all, you're now in violation. In fact, since the requirement is that the gun do the stamping, if you OWN a gun you're in violation in that state. The penalty isn't specified, but is probably a felony-class penalty - at least that's what anti-gun folks seem to like.

So, if you're living in CA, you should find out who voted for this crap, then find out which of them own guns, and go file complaints about them in order to get them arrested. May the chickens come HOME to roost, forever.

Comment by: david b | March 24, 2011

Re: Guns for us, not for you. "The latest scheme took effect last year requiring guns to imprint their serial number on every shell casing fired. This law was adopted even though such “microstamping” technology isn’t available, and it would be extremely expensive if it were."

Nice trick. Essentially, it cannot be done with available technology, yet if you use a gun for ANYTHING at all, you're now in violation. In fact, since the requirement is that the gun do the stamping, if you OWN a gun you're already in violation in that state. The penalty isn't specified, but is probably a felony-class penalty - at least that's what anti-gun folks seem to like.

So, if you're living in CA, you should find out who voted for this crap, then find out which of them own guns, and go file complaints about them in order to get them arrested. May the chickens come HOME to roost, forever.

Comment by: david b | March 24, 2011

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Comment by: ralphi1943 | March 26, 2011