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The state of Texas and the U.S. District Court in Fort Worth delivered a last-minute holiday gift to young Texas adults ages 18, 19, and 20. On Tuesday,

Mention Christmas and guns and most people will instantly think of Ralphie, the lead character in the 1983 movie A Christmas Story, which was based on humorist Jean

From prairie dogs to feral hogs, Texas hunters, farmers and ranchers have a large variety of game, varmints, and pests that require the unique versatility of the AR

A long time ago, in Hollywood, Eugene Stoner developed a new style of rifle in the hopes that the Army would like it. Unfortunately, he was late to

Shortly after the news broke about the tragic and senseless attack in Raleigh, North Carolina, President Biden issued a statement. One paragraph in particular stands out: “For the

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas has delivered another victory in the battle against the ATF’s arbitrary rulemaking. This time, it’s the new rules

President Biden’s move to pardon thousands of people convicted of  federal charges of marijuana possession may have an interesting, and completely unintended, consequence: the elimination of the marijuana

Large format pistols are nothing new. Managing the recoil of these firearms can be a challenge for the average Joe. If you add some type of physical limitation,

The furor surrounding the adoption of a new Merchant Category Code (MCC) for gun stores demands doing something that has been needed for a long time: Calling gun

Host Andi Turner kicks off the second season of 2A Ricochet with Texas State Representative Tom Oliverson, the author of HB 957, the law that would exempt suppressors