Author: Gunner Quinn

Missouri’s “castle doctrine” gains attention following a recent confrontation between St. Louis homeowners brandishing weapons and protesters, captured in viral videos. This self-defense law allows individuals to use physical force, including deadly force, to protect their property, with less stringent requirements than in many other states, raising complex legal and ethical questions. The incident involved homeowners Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who armed themselves as demonstrators entered their private street. According to their attorney, the couple only drew their firearms when protesters allegedly trespassed. As St. Louis officials investigate the situation, the case highlights the broader implications of self-defense laws that…

Authorities have arrested Kevin Fox following an armed robbery at the A One Smoke Shop in Lower Paxton Township on Friday evening. The incident occurred around 6 PM, prompting law enforcement to respond swiftly, leading to Fox’s identification at a local hospital shortly after the robbery. After a brief foot chase, police apprehended Fox and recovered both the weapon used in the robbery and the stolen items. He now faces several serious charges, including robbery, resisting arrest, and possession of a controlled substance, highlighting the ongoing issues of crime in the area. Read full story at local21news.com Read the full…

Hundreds flock to the Barre Municipal Auditorium for the 35th annual Barre Fish and Game Club gun show, which boasts high attendance and a diverse range of vendors. Organizers report that the event filled two floors with firearms and accessories, including handguns priced from $380 to over $5,000, highlighting the booming interest in both modern and collectible firearms. This year’s show not only celebrates its long-standing tradition but also reflects a vibrant marketplace, evident with a waiting list of over 20 vendors eager to participate. Attendees, like first-timer Alli Winot, describe the environment as peaceful and well-organized, challenging stereotypes surrounding…

Authorities have indicted four men and one teenager in connection with an armed robbery that occurred near a popular street corner in Hackensack. The arrests follow a thorough investigation, highlighting law enforcement’s commitment to tackling rising crime rates in the community. During the incident, the suspects allegedly brandished weapons, instilling fear among bystanders. This case has garnered significant attention as residents seek answers on how such crimes can be prevented in the future. With ongoing discussions around public safety measures, many are eager to learn more about the details of the indictment and the next steps in the legal process.…

Rocky Mount, North Carolina, seeks to address rising gun violence through community initiatives, kicking off with the “Summer Night Lights Series” that brings together residents for food, games, and music. Recent tragic incidents, including the shooting of Jaime De La Fuente, the father of a police officer, highlight the urgency of these efforts, underscoring the need for safe spaces that foster connection among neighbors. In response to the growing violence—which left two people dead near MLK Park this month alone—local leaders are organizing discussions and events to promote crime prevention. Community members believe solutions are attainable, especially with a $300,000…

In an effort to reduce reliance on international supply chains and bolster domestic manufacturing, Sellmark Corp.—parent company of the Sightmark, Pulsar, Inforce, Kopfjäger, Firefield, BulletSafe and Dark 30 brands—has broken ground on a new manufacturing complex in Mansfield, Texas, that it calls a “transformative force for American-led growth and innovation.” Ultimately, the Verdexium manufacturing complex will encompass 450,000 sq. ft. across a multi-phase campus, with phase one providing more than 167,000 sq. ft. to establish operations. The goal is to provide infrastructure, expert networks and manufacturing capabilities to startups and small manufacturers and ultimately shorten the startup-to-market timeline from seven…

The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety has arrested a 29-year-old man and seized firearms following two search warrants executed in response to multiple shootings on the 4th of July. Bernard Murff Jr. was found with a stolen .45 caliber handgun and is charged with several firearm-related offenses, remaining in custody due to a federal probation violation. In addition to Murff Jr.’s arrest, three other individuals were taken into custody for outstanding warrants, and authorities recovered a .40 caliber handgun, ammunition, and burglary tools from the scene. KDPS is actively investigating these violent incidents and encourages anyone with further information to…

In 2024, SIG Sauer launched its inaugural NEXT event, a mid-year product launch the company called “an immersive product and brand experience”. At this year’s NEXT, the company announced new models that included 10 firearms, seven optics and three suppressors. Standing out among the lineup was the new-for-2025 P211-GTO. A longtime manufacturer of M1911-style pistols, the SIG P211-GTO marks the company’s first foray into the world of hybrid-frame “2011” pistols. All controls on the P211 are bilateral for full ambidexterity. The P211-GTO is SIG’s interpretation of the 2011 pistol. This means it is an M1911-type pistol that uses a hybrid…

Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Saturday morning on the University of New Mexico campus, prompting a shelter-in-place order for students. The incident unfolded as incoming first-year students were arriving for orientation, raising concerns about safety during what should be a celebratory time. Police are actively searching for the suspect involved in this tragic event, which has left the university community in shock. As details emerge, campus and law enforcement officials urge anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing the impact of such violence on students and their families. Read full story at www.nbcnews.com Read the full…

The ongoing gun control debate in the U.S. highlights a significant oversight among conservative media, particularly the exclusion of the phrase “well regulated” from discussions about the Second Amendment. This term is central to the amendment’s text, which states, “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” Despite its clear presence in the amendment, a SnapStream search shows that it has not been mentioned in the context of gun rights on Fox News since the tragic Uvalde shooting, raising questions about…