Google Promotes Sale of 100-Round Magazine Like the One Used in the Dayton Shooting
Google Shopping has a policy against posting gun accessories. But we identified multiple listings for high-capacity magazines.
The Business of Guns
El Paso Shooter Coveted ‘Most Lethal’ Rifle Ammunition on the Market
The Russian-developed 8M3 rifle round is known for its ability to expand and fragment on impact, creating catastrophic wounds.
As Social Networks Crack Down, 3D-Printed Gun Community Moves to New Platforms
Bans on sharing 3D gun blueprints have proven porous, but the community that makes them is migrating to platforms more amenable to the cause.
Former NYPD Officer Sues Gunmaker Over Faulty Handguns
In 2017, Honor Defense was called out by the gun community for making weapons that can fire when dropped. Now a police officer is suing the company after he was shot by his.
Senators Urge Consumer Product Safety Commission to Regulate Toy Guns
Three Democratic senators sent a letter to the…
The Gun Industry Is Betting on Bigger High-Capacity Magazines
The new products can reliably fire 40 or more rounds before requiring reloading. They’re ending up in the hands of mass shooters.
Plans for 3D-Printed Guns Are Still Accessible on Twitter and YouTube
The platforms say they don’t allow users to post blueprints or how-tos for building ghost guns. But the files continue to circulate.
Ghost Guns Are Everywhere in California
Feds say nearly a third of firearms recovered in the state are homemade, unserialized, and untraceable.
New Bill Would Require Gun Stores to Secure Weapons After Hours
The proposal comes after an investigation by The Trace and The New Yorker found that thieves are exploiting lax security and stealing thousands of weapons that end up on the black market.
QUIZ: Is This Gun Real or Fake?
Some replica firearms are virtually indistinguishable from deadly weapons, adding peril to encounters with police. Can you tell the difference?
Gunmakers Are Profiting From Toy Replicas That Can Get Kids Killed
Manufacturers cut lucrative licensing deals that allow toy companies to make replicas of their products. Since 2015, police have killed more than 150 people who were holding look-alike weapons.
Major Bump Stock Retailer Sues Feds Over Destroyed Devices
The company seeks compensation for the destruction of $20 million worth of banned bump stocks.