Sig Sauer Sues Former Chairman for Safari Expenses
Sig Sauer Inc. has sued its ex-chairman Herbert M. Rudolf for more than $1 million, alleging that Rudolf used company funds to pay his personal tax bills and to fund hunting safaris in Africa.
Competition for 2008 ISSF Shotgun World Cup Final to Kick Off September 27
Cato Institute Names Robert Levy as Chairman
Smith & Wesson Cuts Hunting Long Gun Production
Tilley, Jones Win USPSA Open Crowns
Chris Tilley of Raleigh, North Carolina held off defending champ Max Michel by more than 24 points to take 2008 Open National Championship, capping off a week of competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the U.S. Practical Shooting Association’s National Handgun Championships.
Eighth Annual U.S. Army International Sniper Competition to be Held Oct. 16-23
Ohio Supreme Court Strikes Down Public Parks Gun Ban
2009 World Shotgun Championship Team for Double Trap Determined at Fall Selection Match
U.S. Soldiers in Germany to Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day
Sniper Conference Set for Sept 9-13 in North Carolina
The Gastonia Police Department is hosting 28 law enforcement and military teams in its second annual Sniper Conference from Sept. 9-13 in Gastonia, North Carolina. Spectators are welcome to watch the events, to be held at the Gastonia Firearms and Tactical Training Facility.
No Surprise: Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence Endorses Biden
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence praised Sen. Barack Obama's choice for vice presidential running mate, Sen. Joe Biden.
Palin’s Statement on Heller Re: Gun Ownership Rights
From a statement by Alaska Governor Sarah Palin on the Supreme Court's decision on DC vs. Heller, June 26, 2008:


































