Ammunition
Trump's Claim the Military Ran Out of Ammunition 'Not True:' Rep. Gallego
The president told reporters Monday that an unnamed "top general" lamented the state of U.S. military supplies when he took office.
Attorneys General Urge Congress to Back Ammunition Background Checks
Twenty one Attorneys General asked Congress to expand background checks to include ammunition purchases.
'Loner' College Student Jailed for Making 3D Printed Guns From Web Designs
Tendai Muswere, 26, claimed he was planning to use the weapons as props in a sci-fi film he was preparing to shoot.
Walmart Employee Urges Co-Workers to Walk Out Over Gun Sales Policy
"Of all the gun tragedies, this hit the closest to home for a lot of us. I felt like I had to do something or else I would really be complicit in a company that was continuing to sell firearms."
'Childlike' Gun Lover Who Watched Westerns With Weapons by His Side Jailed
"While these types of firearms are legal and easily obtainable in other countries, they are illegal here in Scotland and across the U.K. Buying them can land you in jail," a top law enforcement chief said.
California's Gun Rush May Be Short-Lived
"It's freedom. People want their freedom. That's what it is."
Police Find AR-15, Ammunition Cache Near Cornell Univ.
Maximilien R. Reynolds reportedly possessed an unassembled AR-15-style rifle, combat equipment and 300 rounds of ammunition.
Man Charged in Connection With Las Vegas Shooting
Douglas Haig spoke with Newsweek days after the shooting.
Virginia Tech Student Arrested for Having Rifle
The university freshman also purchased a former police vehicle equipped with special bumpers and had been researching bulletproof vests.
Exclusive: Las Vegas Shooting Person of Interest Speaks
Haig said that he no longer sells ammunition and that he doesn't know "wacko" Stephen Paddock.
Do Lead Bullets Kill Twice? The Fight Over Ammunition
California will be the first state to completely ban hunting with lead bullets after decades of arguments between hunters, environmentalists and regulators.
Why Trump's Neo-Isolationist Budget Makes Us Less Safe
It is impossible to make America first by treating the world last.
Ted Nugent: Insanity Is an Assault Weapon—Ban It
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals erred in its ruling to uphold a Maryland assault weapons ban, the author writes.
Court Upholds Maryland Ban on Owning 'Weapons of War'
The court found that military-style assault weapons and large-capacity magazines are not protected under the Second Amendment's right to bear arms.
Attendees 'Dodge Bullets' in Chicago Art Exhibit
The sculptural installation is comprised of 100 bullet casings stuffed with the artist's own hair and feathers.
As Russian Bombs Fall, U.S. Sends Ammunition to Syrian Rebels
The move came weeks after Moscow raised the stakes with its intervention in the long-running civil war.
Arming the Enemy in Afghanistan
Members of the Afghan army and police are selling American weapons and ammo to the Taliban.
Argentina Appeals to UN Against British 'Militarisation' of Falklands
Britain intends to bolster its defenses against the threat of an Argentine invasion.