Gun Laws & Policy

THC drinks might appear light a lighter alternative to alcohol, but what does the law say? Texas attorney Gerard Kardonsky explains.

GLOCK has addressed news that hit the internet about the discontinuation and replacement of many of the company's handguns.

This three-part series of articles delves into a lawsuit that could drastically change the firearms world for the better.

What the gun world could look like when you can silencers, SBRs, and SBSs like any other firearm or accessory.

When the "One Big Beautiful Bill" passed in July, it removed the $200 fee for NFA items. Now, it's time to go all the way.

Why repealing the National Firearms Act regulations on suppressors will usher in a new era of hearing protection for hunters and shooters.

The pros and cons of a new law that greatly expands the use of crossbows for hunters.

For a high-profile figure like former President Donald Trump, questions surrounding firearm ownership carry significant implications, especially given his role as commander-in-chief during his presidency.

To protect the state’s wild animals and wild places, Lone Star Law’s Texas Game Warden Randolph McGee puts dealing with people first.

Having regulations in place to govern hunting is a good thing. It was the lack of these that caused the great decline of American game animals in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Still, some laws are odd, or even downright weird. These are some of the weirdest game laws that American hunters must abide by. Check out these 10 weird game laws still on the books.

Second Amendment advocate Colion Noir gives Hook & Barrel his two cents on why America doesn't have a gun violence problem.