William B. Ruger, Jr. was born in 1939 and graduated from Harvard College in 1961 where he studied engineering and applied physics before joining the company for a 42-year career. (Photo: Ruger) The son of the famous inventor who helped
Author: Chris Eger
Numbers from the NSSF point to the likelihood that 16 million modern sporting rifles were produced between 1990 and 2016, a period that included the decade-long federal assault weapon ban. (Photo: Chris Eger) The trade group for the firearms industry
This bill amends the Pittman-Robertson Act to make it easier for state conservation agencies to promote hunting. (Photo: Congressional Sportsmen’s’ Caucus) The U.S. House last week gave a nod to a bill aimed at making more funds available to promote
An initiative by the National Sheriffs’ Association to field a dog encounter simulator geared to responding law enforcement could save some of Man’s Best Friends. A VirTra use-of-force simulator, developed over the past two years with the National Sheriffs’ Association
Storm’s stamp design was announced as the winner of the contest on Saturday and will go on sale in late June 2019. It is expected to raise $40 million in funds to conserve and protect wetland habitats. (Photo: USFWS) Scot
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Douglas Chin, seen at the signing of a gun control bill with Moms Demand Action advocates in July, said “To promote public safety, we must defend our state laws,” in response to a challenge to the state’s
A former high-profile Pasadena police spokesman faces federal time in his connection to illegally selling more than 100 firearms without a license over a three-year period. Vasken Kenneth Gourdikian, 48, last week signed a plea agreement with federal prosecutors on
Headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, the 24-hour breakfast chain has some 2,100 locations in 25 states, primarily in the South. (Photo: Waffle House) Police say the foiled robbery of a Georgia breakfast diner may be linked to the discovery of a
A $75 pawnshop find proved to be pretty hard to kill, despite some 12 gauge stippling. In the above, the 704 Tactical channel pits their working pre-owned Hi-Point C9 9mm semi-auto — which they picked up to work on slide
The J. Clark Salyer NWR, located along the Souris River in north-central North Dakota, will be open to moose hunters for the first time due to the order. The 58,700-acre refuge is the largest in North Dakota and is among
