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A group of 13 Senate Democrats are challenging the nation's licensed gun dealers to stop transferring firearms to those who do not complete a background check

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HBO officials confirmed to Guns.com that there would not be an issue with boxer Sergey "Krusher" Kovalev's Tulammo-branded trunks in Saturday's upcoming title bout

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Home Box Office is demanding champion boxer Sergey Kovalev remove the logo of an ammunition company from his shorts before an upcoming title bout this weekend

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City Council president has proposed a tax on every firearm and round of ammo sold in the city, which would be used to fund gun violence prevention programs.

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Industry groups are working with United Parcel Service to reverse its recent decision to no longer ship registered Title II suppressors, even in cases where the items are going from dealer to dealer.

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In a setback for smart gun advocates, German firm Armatix has offloaded its long-time president while New Jersey lawmakers mull over repealing a controversial law mandating their use.

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Following the murder of NYPD Officer Brian Moore this past weekend by a felon with a revolver stolen in 2011 from a gun store in Georgia, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer and Everytown are calling for change.

The post Lawmakers, gun control groups seek to close ‘Iron Pipeline’ of illegal firearms into New York City appeared first on Guns.com.

Armatix, who currently has 5,000 unsold .22-caliber iP1 personalized handguns in storage, plans to develop a larger caliber version for a second go at the U.S. market.

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Congress approved transforming the former Colt Factory in Hartford into a National Park, but the effort lacks support from Colt itself and the gun industry.

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The New Jersey Attorney General’s office recently decided that the so-called Armatix “smart gun” does not meet the state’s personalized handgun law passed in 2002.

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Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-Calif.) has introduced a House Resolution calling out controversial practices on microstamping technology and its results on firearm production.

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In the Massachusetts primary election last week, two candidates pushing smart gun requirements, one a current U.S. Representative, the other a would be Attorney General, found themselves coming up short.

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