As Ukraine struggles to repel the now years-long Russian invasion, it is also wrestling with how more pervasive gun ownership will impact society.

Plus, Reload Reporter Shiv Parihar and I cover his recent trip to Kyiv in order to document what’s happening with gun rights in Ukraine.

Plus, Bearing Arms’ Cam Edwards dissects some of the most interesting pro-gun briefs in the Supreme Court’s AR-15 case on the podcast.

Ukraine is the only country in Europe where firearm regulation exists only by statute. But the Russian invasion could change all of that–at least, eventually.

The Supreme Court’s latest Second Amendment case, Viramontes v. Cook County, is likely to come down to whether AR-15s are “dangerous and unusual” weapons.

Wake Forrest University professor David Yamane joins the show to describe his groundbreaking class on guns in America. He just finished the range day portion of his latest course and agreed to ...

On Friday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an amicus brief in Viramontes v. Cook County. In it, the Department argued AR-15s are arms, and they’re in common use. Therefore, DOJ concluded, AR-15 ...

The federal government’s brief in the AR-15 case before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is among the most important and most interesting.

A new survey of nearly 17,000 gun owners has found AR-15 ownership now reaches the 40 million mark, and that women and people of color make up an ever-larger share of buyers. “In sum, firearms ...

Just as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reinstated its section on Defensive Gun Use (DGU) estimates, we have another one.

Hawaii can bar people under 21 from buying and owning firearms, a federal judge has ruled.

It’s easier than ever to own an item regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA), and that might actually become a problem for those trying to overturn it.