This article is based on one of the only publicly available reports I could find on U.S. testing of the Soviet PKM. In July 1975, an Army engineering team published an attribute analysis that examined a slate of off-the-shelf 7.62mm machine guns as […]

Photo Of The Day and we get to see a full-sized Walther PDP Polymer with an AImpoint COA. Apart from some details that have been kept black, it’s all tricked out in white for the IWA 2026 exhibition in Germany. For all I know, this is a one-off […]

Welcome back to another edition of Concealed Carry Corner. Last week, I took a look at some of the most common excuses for not carrying a concealed handgun. If you happened to miss that article, be sure to click the link here  to check it out. This […]

A proposed federal gun ban at polling places is drawing backlash, with critics arguing it targets lawful voters and raises serious constitutional concerns. The post Voter Suppression: New Measure Would Ban Firearms At Federal Election Polling Places […]

This morning, alongside firearm industry and advocacy partners, Governor Cox signed House Bill 214 into law during a ceremony in Salt Lake City, marking a significant legislative victory for protecting lawful commerce in the firearms industry.  

With only three legislative days remaining—Friday, March 27; Tuesday, March 31; and Thursday, April 2 (Sine Die)—Senate Bill 499 is currently in the Rules Committee and eligible to be placed on the House floor calendar. Please use the Take […]

Not all guns are built for suppressors. Here’s how to check threads, gas systems, mounts, and ammo before running a can on your setup. The post Is My Firearm Suppressor-Ready? Here’s How to Know appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has taken the position—consistent with the NRA’s—that nonviolent felons retain their Second Amendment rights.  

Next week, House and Senate sessions are scheduled for March 30th and the 31st, and L.D. 1821 is queued at the top of their lists.

The NRA has released a new mobile app featuring digital ID cards, news, events, and member benefits—all accessible in one place. The post NRA Touts Launch Of New Smartphone App appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

Revival Defense has launched the   Silencer Resource Center , a free, data-driven compatibility platform for suppressors, muzzle devices, and mounting adapters. The site went live on March 21, 2026, and is open to both dealers and end users at no […]

Caracal USA has announced a new supply contract with government agencies in The Bahamas for its CMP9K platform, marking continued expansion in the Caribbean region. The CMP9K is a compact 9×19mm semi-automatic platform designed for law enforcement […]

After completing a term of imprisonment, federal criminal defendants often serve terms of supervised release that usually last between one to five years, depending on the offense for which they The post Court repudiates extension of federal […]

Ever since the 2022 Bruen decision, anti-gun lawmakers in New York have been scheming for ways to circumvent the Court’s decision.

The president finds the long-settled meaning of the citizenship clause to be an intolerable obstacle to his agenda. The reason? Each year it would make U.S. citizens of tens of The post When the Supreme Court let a president get away with […]

At Enforce Tac 2026, Heckler & Koch continued to showcase its Modular Assault Rifle System,  now called the HK433 [MARS], alongside its compact counterpart, the HK433PDW. The HK433 is positioned as a modular 5.56×45 NATO platform intended for […]

The Washington legislature adjourned sine die from the 2026 legislative session on March 12. 

Yesterday brought the justices another of the term’s cases about the federal statute forcing the enforcement of arbitration agreements. The issue in this one – Flowers Foods, Inc. v. Brock The post Justices debate arbitration exemption for […]

The Relist Watch column examines cert petitions that the Supreme Court has “relisted” for its upcoming conference. A short explanation of relists is available here. This week, the Supreme Court started The post Brady violations, child […]

Yesterday’s unanimous decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Entertainment surprised no one who observed the argument, which had suggested a bench deeply skeptical of a billion-plus dollar judgment imposed on The post Court rejects billion-dollar […]

Today, we take some time to catch up with Jeremy Deadman of XTech Tactical. We’re diving deep into the data behind some of his recent successes and failures within the often-volatile firearms industry. We also talk a bit about SHOT Show 2026. The […]

A sweeping Minnesota gun bill would impose registration, restrictions, and felony penalties on legal owners—while the tied House remains the last barrier. The post Minnesota: House Is All That Stands In The Way Of Sweeping Firearm, Magazine Ban […]

Do you like piña coladas? What about getting caught in the rain? We here at SCOTUSblog liked discovering this week that Rupert Holmes, the man who wrote and recorded “Escape The post SCOTUStoday for Thursday, March 26 appeared first on […]

The modern shooter can be relegated into two primary categories: the professional and sports shooter. There is a bifurcation between the two groupings based on effectiveness in combat vs functionality for competition. The Forward Operating Grip […]

Today’s Photo of the Day features the B&T Hush Puppy Glock 19, a purpose-built combination of pistol and suppressor designed for specialized use cases. Based on the Glock 19 platform, the system introduces a selectable operating mode that […]

FPC files federal lawsuit targeting New York’s Times Square gun ban, arguing it violates Bruen and strips lawful self-defense rights. The post Gun-Rights Group Files New Federal Lawsuit That Challenges Times Square Carry Ban appeared first on The […]

For this week’s Wheelgun Wednesday, we’re stepping well outside the realm of practical revolvers and into something closer to functional sculpture. This is also, possibly, one of the most expensive firearms ever shown here on TFB. What you’re […]

Today, The Senate passed SB 214 by a vote of 31-1, legislation to remove firearm suppressors from the definition of “dangerous ordnance” in the Ohio Revised Code. This legislation now goes to the house where it will receive a committee […]

On Thursday, March 26th, the Senate State and Local Government Committee will hold a hearing on SF 2320, expanding "gun-free" zones. 

The Cyelee Chameleon promises a clearer dot for astigmatism. After 500 rounds in class, here’s what actually held up—and what didn’t. The post Optic Review – Cyelee Chameleon appeared first on The Truth About Guns.