Beretta has just announced their official decision to move to Tennessee. They are going to install a new production facility in Gallatin, Tenn. This is an expansion on their previous multi-year plan which set that their Tennessee facilities would be […]

A man serving a 15-year sentence for the 2010 robbery of a Newport, Delaware, pizzeria has filed a lawsuit against the restaurant, claiming the employees used “unnecessary” force against him when they tackled him and beat him after he produced

Hopefully for this deer’s sake, he learns the benefits of being a little more cautious and a little less curious come hunting season: Source: The Blaze

Tennessee Arms Company is working with a clear polymer lower receiver prototype. While I have my doubts about how long the material will last, it is a very interesting looking lower, especially when the rifle is firing. Source: BearingArms.com

Trust me, I triple checked that I wasn’t reading The Onion when I saw this article come across my Facebook timeline. First off, besides the content of the article (which we’ll get to), I can almost write an entire article

SilencerCo has just announced a real first: a commercial suppressor for 12-gauge shotguns, the Salvo 12. While there have been a few options for shotguns prior to the Salvo they were limited to small boutique shops and custom jobs. The

They came en mass on Sunday and then, almost as suddenly as they emerged, they were dead, leaving a huge mess behind. A mayfly hatch in Wisconsin over the weekend was so large that it was picked up by weather radar

MCALLEN, Texas—Texas media outlets are reporting Texas Governor Rick Perry is preparing to deploy the Texas National Guard to portions of the Texas/Mexico border. State Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D-McAllen) confirmed the pending announcement of Perry’s decision to deploy 1,000

A Tennessee restaurant is welcoming armed citizens. The decision was made after the owner read about a convenience store manager that was shot after putting up a “No Weapons Allowed” sign, and after she lost business because some customers thought

NOME, Alaska (AP) — A rare blue-colored red king crab was part of a fisherman’s catch earlier this month in Nome, Alaska. KNOM reports (http://is.gd/NQ1wSP) Frank McFarland found the blue crab in his pot when fishing on July Fourth off

SCITUATE – The 18-pound, barnacle-encrusted lobster had seen better days. After evading for at least 75 years the fate met by countless other crustaceans, he found himself in an offshore trawler, ultimately ending up in the tank at Mullaney’s Fish