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Data
Only 29 percent believe the group represents their views on universal background checks — while a majority of Republican gun owners are more likely to vote for candidates who do.
Gun Policy
Unregulated private firearms transactions can lack the safety measures followed at licensed stores.
History
It’s one of the newspaper's Rifle and Pistol Club traditions that lives on in the archives of the “Little Times” newsletter.
Gun Rights
He was invited to the White House, and then he was accused of being a government operative who wants to help the President confiscate people's firearms.
Culture
So far this academic year, at least 77 students — some as young as 4 years old — have been caught with firearms.
Bump fire devices let black rifles fire hundreds of rounds per minute. They've become hot accessories for the growing tactical weapons set.
Community Violence
A Minnesota woman wrote the vow in 1996 before fading off the scene. Now Mary Lewis Grow is redoubling her efforts.
Activists are pushing animal parks to take down their "no-guns" signs. But what's the larger message?
Law
After a $30 million settlement, the company now faces two new suits for alleged trigger defects.
Commentary
How Hawaii manages to be home to both a rising number of firearms and rock-bottom rates of gun violence.
