Welcome back to Front Line Friday. This week is an editorial on the operational value of community trust: how relationships in the places you patrol provide intelligence, cooperation, and officer safety, and what agencies and individual officers do […]

Amsterdam has its famous red light district. Taurus, apparently, has one too, and the main attraction folds, takes RMSc-pattern optics and runs on .22 LR. Gallery of Guns caught the all-new Brace-Ready TX22  bathed in red light, looking about as […]

American shooters live in strange, changing times. On one hand, we have state governments declaring common, everyday firearms illegal . On the other hand, we have the feds themselves significantly loosening the regulations around firearms that were […]

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide whether the Trump administration can suspend access to asylum for immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. In a brief list of orders from their private conference earlier in the day, the justices announced […]

The nickel-finished Tisas Stakeout has the looks of a classic barbecue gun, but there's more to this 1911 than its appearance. The post Tisas 1911 A1 Stakeout .38 Super/9mm appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

Springfield Armory has launched another Echelon, and this one is the Echelon 4.0FC Comp 9mm. It pairs a full-size grip module with a compact slide assembly and an integral compensator, aiming for duty-grade capacity, quick handling and a […]

A new analysis of FBI crime data finds that rifles account for a smaller share of firearm murders today than during the federal assault weapons ban. The post Rifle Murder Rate Fell to 3.6% After AWB Expired appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

When Glock shipped its 15-round magazines for the 43X and 48 earlier this year, a lot of owners who had already moved to Shield Arms S15 mags ran into a little bit of a parts conflict. Steel S15 magazines are strongly recommended to be used with a […]

House Bill 6477, introduced this week by Rep. Sharon MacDonell (D-Troy) and referred to the House Committee on Government Operations, amends Michigan’s License to Purchase (LTP) law (MCL 28.422). It adds a new training requirement before anyone […]

The election is over, but national gun control groups are already setting their sights on Nevadan's Second Amendment rights.   

ATF holds more than 1.4 billion pages or images of firearm transaction records. The post Congress Sets Nov. 18 Hearing on ATF’s 1.4 Billion Gun Records appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

If you’re a fan of the Ruger LCP MAX, then you’ll be happy to learn that Magpul is not slowing down with new product releases towards the end of the year. Close on the heels of the DT-S stock, the company has released two new Enhanced Handgun […]

As the 2026-27 term got underway this fall, several commentators observed that it was shaping up to be a quiet term compared to the one before it. There are important disputes tied to climate change, immigration, and the Second Amendment. But no […]

One of the fundamental questions in federal law is the exact parameters of Indigenous property rights. From the first Supreme Court decisions in Indian affairs (such as Johnson v. McIntosh and Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock), Indigenous property has been […]

Plus, wrapping up the November argument session

Cook County wants the Supreme Court to dismiss a major challenge to its assault weapons ban after the lead plaintiff withdrew. The post Cook County Dismissal Request In SCOTUS AWB Challenge Prompts Brief From SAF appeared first on The Truth About […]

FALCO Holsters is carrying three of its existing Kydex patterns over to light-equipped pistols with the E901 L , the FALCO E902 L , and the A905 L . The standard E901 and E902 drop-leg holsters and the A905 Velcro bag holster have been in the […]

Texas Democrats wasted little time introducing new gun restrictions after the midterm elections. The post Texas Democrats’ 20-Plus Anti-Gun Bills Show Where Their Top Priority Truly Lies appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

Mantis  has spent years building gadgets to make dry fire less of a chore, from sensors that mount to the rail of your own pistol to trigger reset systems for the AR crowd. The TitanX  is Mantis rolling all of that into one package: a Glock 19 […]

Ninety minutes. That is how long a Leica artisan with more than 25 years at the bench spends hand-polishing a single Fortis Glossy riflescope. The high-gloss, weather-resistant finish is made to match the deep bluing of a classic bolt-action or […]

Welcome back to another edition of Concealed Carry Corner . Last week, we looked at the second part of some of the biggest carry mistakes people tend to make. If you happened to miss that article, be sure to click the link here  to check it out. […]

Remember the Ohio convenience store clerk who opened fire on a crew of robbers after they drove a stolen minivan straight through the storefront where he worked? He’s done working for Circle K, and the way the company handled things is exactly […]

The Arken EPL-4 6-24x50 delivers impressive glass clarity, a hunting-friendly VHR reticle, and reliable tracking in a lightweight 25-ounce package. The post Arken EPL-4 6-24×50 vs. the Competition: Weight, Features and Value Compared appeared first […]

Here's Speer's announcement in full:

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the City of Glendale, California, over how the Glendale Police Department issues concealed carry permits. The complaint , filed Nov. 9 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (No. […]

Following Democratic victories in the 2026 midterms, the Second Amendment Foundation is warning newly elected lawmakers that unconstitutional gun restrictions will face legal challenges. The post SAF Promises Lawsuits If Newly Elected Democrats Pass […]

When most people think of Remington it invokes thoughts of firearms and ammunition, but we shouldn’t be so quick to overlook the multitude of accessories and cleaning products they craft as well. Some of their newest offerings are geared towards […]

Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff.***On Oct. 19, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Association for Education Fairness […]

One of the Supreme Court’s most critical functions is deciding what cases to decide.This process has been explained before, but – given the court is now choosing what cases to hear next term – I’d like to use this column to examine some […]

During the 2025-26 term, the Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump defeats on two of his signature initiatives – his efforts to limit birthright citizenship and impose sweeping tariffs – as well as his initial attempt to fire Lisa Cook, a […]