Safe Storage of Firearms
While owning firearms is a freedom that we enjoy as Americans, owning a gun and having one in the home also comes with serious responsibility.
Chris Browning
Chris is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Gun News Daily, an independent magazine launched with his father in 2001. He currently covers firearm news as well as U.S. politics and personal ethics.
FTC & NY AG Put Kibosh on Deceptive Debt Collectors
On March 22nd, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and New York Attorney General Eric Shneiderman (D) announced final orders to permanently ban debt collectors 4 Star Resolution, LLC [also known as Four Star Resolution LLC], six affiliated companies, and three individual defendants from the debt collection industry.
Battle Creek Boy to Battle Sporting Goods Giant Over New Gun Policy
The 18-year old son of a Michigan firearms retailer is suing Dick’s Sporting Goods after they refused to sell him a shotgun at one of their locations in the northern suburb of Troy. Pennfield High School senior Tristin Fulton filed the suit in Oakland County Circuit Court on March 6.
Sandy Hook Remington Lawsuit Relies on 1977 MI Supreme Court Decision
In November of 2017, the families of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims appealed to the Connecticut Supreme Court after having their initial lawsuit against firearm manufacturer, Remington Arms, thrown out in 2016.
Looking Back – Did the Inauguration Day Protesters Commit a Crime or Exercise Free Speech?
The inauguration of Donald Trump certainly brought more controversy and chaos than that of any other president in this country’s history. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Washington, D.C., but their protest was anything but peaceful. Now, many of them are facing criminal charges, and what the jury decides will be key in determining what constitutes conspiracy and what qualifies as free speech.
“Smart” Gun Holsters: What’s the Point?
It seems nowadays that every miniscule advance in firearm technology is held up as a “revolutionary” step. “Smart” gun holsters are the latest.
Why the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act is so Important
In January of this year, North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson introduced his national reciprocity bill, a piece of legislation which would enable people with a state-issued concealed carry license to conceal a handgun in any other state that permits concealed carry, so long as the licensed individual complies with the other state’s gun laws.