Glock 19 Gen 5 Review: 2 Years, 1,800 Rounds (2026)
Two years and about 1,800 rounds with a Glock 19 Gen 5: never a stoppage on a factory magazine, bad factory sights, a mushy trigger, and a grip that makes you work.
Ninety Years of NFA Registration Ends With a Deadline the DOJ Was Ordered to Miss
The DOJ has until October 5 to appeal the ruling that ended NFA registration for suppressors and short-barreled rifles. CBS reports the order to stand down came from the president himself.
Ruger Just Killed Its Own Poison Pill So Beretta Can Buy a Quarter of the Company
Beretta’s $107.5 million tender offer for a quarter of Sturm Ruger is live through October 15, at a 21 percent premium. What the deal is, what it isn’t, and what it means at the gun counter.
New Jersey Caps You at One Handgun a Month. Two Lawsuits Just Asked a Federal Judge to End the Law for Good.
Every plaintiff challenging New Jersey’s handgun-rationing law moved for summary judgment September 14, and the state must now defend a one-a-month limit whose historical record starts in 1975.
The Law That Puts Police Departments Under Consent Decrees Is Now Aimed at San Jose’s $1,591 Carry Permit Fee
The Justice Department’s deadline for San Jose to answer for the nation’s highest carry permit fee expires at 5 p.m. Eastern today. The statute behind the threat is the one that puts police departments under consent decrees.
Two Valid Carry Permits, a Locked Case at the Minnesota Line, and Now a Supreme Court Docket Number
Jeffrey Johnson holds carry permits from Florida and Georgia. Minnesota honors neither, and the Eighth Circuit ruled that the law behind that refusal cannot be challenged at all. Now the Supreme Court has it.
The FBI’s Active Shooter Reports Exclude Self-Defense by Rule, and Its Own Founding Study Says So
A new CPRC analysis puts armed-citizen stops at 36.6 percent against the 3.9 percent drawn from FBI reports. We pulled the FBI’s founding study: the gap starts with a printed exclusion rule.
Nine Americans Just Got Their Gun Rights Back. The Application Line Doesn’t Even Open Until September 21.
The first individual gun-rights restorations since 1992 are in the Federal Register: nine names, two grant dates, and a process that takes its first public applications September 21.
Best Labor Day Gun Deals 2026: 170+ Sales Actually Worth Your Weekend
Every Labor Day gun, optic, suppressor and ammo sale we could verify from 30+ retailers.
The Gun Industry’s 16.5 Percent August Comeback Is Being Graded on a Very Generous Curve
The FBI logged 2,111,146 background checks in August, up 16.5 percent over last year and the biggest annual jump since 2021. The fine print: last August set a decade low.
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