weapons

Pick up one or more protective devices and carry them on your person at work.

It's been a peaceful holiday, for the most part, around the Magic City. Time to get back in the swing of crime, I guess.

Luckily, nobody was injured in this event.

My original plan was to write about illegal weapons in Montana... But the fact is, there aren't many. Twenty-one states have outlawed brass knuckles, but they're completely legal to possess in Montana. Many states have restrictive knife laws too, but in the Treasure State, almost anything goes. Switchblades ...

HBO Max is doing a remake of classic Looney Tunes cartoons, with one big difference. They're taking away guns and replacing them with other weapons. We came up with five alternatives to Elmers double barrel shotgun.

The truck was carrying a shipment of U.S. Navy-owned military munitions and traveling after dark in blowing snow along the snow-covered roadway surrounded by ranchland,

Did you know that it's legal to openly carry a gun on your hip?

Think you have what it takes to be Billings' Top Shot? This Saturday and Sunday will be your chance to prove it at The Blue Creek Sport Shooting Complex. The competition will cover 5 weapon disciplines: Rifle Pistol Shotgun Bow & Arrow Hatchet Throw Competitive and novice divisions will compete with the top finishers advancing to Sunday's Final Elimination Challenge and finish with a BANG at

Guns and gun control has become a massive topic of discussion across the United States and a focal point of both national and state politics. The conversation has run non-stop on both sides of the issue. This latest YouTube video for a company advertising the sign pictured above has caused yet another heated round of discussion.

Have you ever been in an office situation where you absolutely had to perform violent physical mayhem on someone but didn’t have a weapon handy to do it with? Holy coincidence us too! Well, we’ve got you covered.

Thank goodness a police officer in Macon, GA, had a stash of lollipops in his car last week. The tasty treats came in handy after an agitated, 6'4," 350-lb. mentally ill man began threatening health care workers with a broom and razor.