
Primary Arms Launches Four-Model CLx Optic Line Starting at $149
Primary Arms debuts the CLx line — four optics from $149 to $219 with lifetime warranty and NV-compatible illumination, filling the gap below the SLx tier.
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Primary Arms debuts the CLx line — four optics from $149 to $219 with lifetime warranty and NV-compatible illumination, filling the gap below the SLx tier.

Florida AG Uthmeier and 20 state attorneys joined the NRA as concedees in Dunn v. Glass, agreeing Florida's 3-day firearm waiting period violates the Second Amendment.

Federal Premium launched the 6.5 Creedmoor +Peak, hitting 3,078 fps in existing rifles using Peak Alloy cases rated to 80,000 PSI, with dealer shipments set for August.

A Lancaster County judge stayed the GOA and VCDL injunction hearing after the Virginia Supreme Court moved to consolidate the state's assault ban challenges, with July 1 fast approaching.

DOJ's Second Amendment Section has opened a civil rights probe into Philadelphia Police over unconstitutional carry permit revocations.

Barrett Firearms is independently developing a 6.8x51mm caliber conversion kit for the Army's MK22 MRAD Advanced Sniper Rifle, Soldier Systems Daily first reported.

Ohio's House Public Safety Committee took its first look at SB214 on June 9 — a bill to strip suppressors from the state's dangerous ordnance classification after a 31-to-1 Senate pass.

A New York appeals court unanimously upheld the $4.3 million judgment against former NRA chief executive Wayne LaPierre, affirming both the financial penalty and a 10-year leadership ban tied to his 2024 corruption verdict.

Ruger's June 5 safety bulletin covers LCP MAX Manual Safety models below serial number 383100000, where a machining defect can allow the safety lever to disengage under recoil.

The NRA Foundation announced it is breaking from the NRA and rebranding as the 1791 Foundation, putting $176 million in charitable assets at the center of a bitter legal fight.

The Ninth Circuit ruled June 3 that suppressors fall outside the Second Amendment's plain text, setting a circuit-wide precedent that complicates pending California and NFA cases.

Pennsylvania's House Judiciary Committee votes today on HB 2244, a bill that would create criminal liability for lawful gun owners based on how they store their firearms at home.