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AR-15 owners in Washington State who participated in a “bump stock” buyback conducted by the Washington State Police (WSP)—whose names and addresses, as we reported, would have been released on April 26 in response to a pair of public
Ruger and American Outdoor Brands (AOB)—parent corporation of Smith & Wesson—have issued stockholder-mandated gun reports on safety. Resolutions passed at their respective annual meetings in 2018 required they be released early this year. (Here's our story on one of the
Spikes Tactical—a family-owned Florida business established the day before 9/11 with 40 employees—was informed in August that the Canada-based service it uses for on-line sales, Shopify, was adopting a new acceptable use policy that effectively bans sales of guns, …
A “Gun Safety 2018—Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc.” proposal spearheaded by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary of Marylhurst, OR, passed on May 9 during the company’s annual shareholder meeting. The Wall Street Journal reports the …
Paperwork filed with the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives on April 27 indicates gun control lobbyists hired by Dick’s Sporting Goods—from The Glover Park Group—will consist of a menagerie of staff members to advocate the company’s anti-Second Amendment stance. …