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What happens if you spray a Glock with silly string? Will this create an over pressure situation and kaboom the Glock? I highly doubt it! But you never know!

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In a case of apparent legislative whack-a-mole, on the same week that Vermont lawmakers moved to throw in the towel on an expanded background check measure, those in the Garden State gave birth to another.

California Sen. Dianne Feinstein along with a virtual “who’s who” of anti-gun lawmakers are proposing to give the DOJ increased powers to deny gun transfers based on classified terror watch lists. (Photo: AP)

A Detroit police officer could be charged Thursday after being arrested for carrying her service weapon while drunk.

State Sen. Robert Karnes is one of a number of Republican backers of West Virginia’s new constitutional carry bill, which saw unanimous approval in committee this week. (Photo: Facebook)

Arizona State Sen. Kelli Ward wants to strike a ban on many Title II items in the state (Photo: KNAU)

The gun was part of the man’s collection of 18th-century antiques.

The fate of Michigan’s county gun boards is in the hands of Gov. Rick Snyder, again. (Photo: Time)

The latest effects of a new Pennsylvania statute that prohibits cities from passing gun control measures that preempt state law saw three of Harrisburg’s local ordnances struck down Wednesday.

Residents of the apartment complex said it’s not a safe area anymore and they’re glad the man stood up for himself. (Photo: ABC 13)

TrackingPoint, Inc. announced Monday that it sold 180 percent more units than expected by the end of 2014 and introduced a new chief executive officer and other internal changes.

Uh-60A Black Hawk

Because I often travel with my pistol, I have compiled a list of states in which I am not able to legally carry concealed, at least currently. I keep a small, laminated card in my wallet that lists all of those fifteen states, a quick reference for whether I might be, for example, risking felony charges and illegal confiscation or some hard-fought battle for acquittal.

FedEx, for now at least, finds the Ghost Gunner device more dangerous than guns or radioactive materials. (Photo by DefDist)