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  • Which way will the West go on guns?

    Which way will the West go on guns?

    Pro-gun Western Democrats are in the spotlight as the nation debates non-traditional firearms. Subscribers only

    by Jonathan Thompson, Feb 04, 2013
  • On the front line of mental illness and violence

    On the front line of mental illness and violence

    The National Rifle Association acts as a terrorist organization in its efforts to limit gun control

    by Eliza Murphy, Aug 02, 2012

  • Cold dead fingers

    Ed Quillen considers Charlton Heston, the Second Amendment, and the rights, wrongs and responsibilities of gun ownership out West.

    by Ed Quillen, Apr 28, 2008

  • A hunter for gun control

    A lifelong hunter wonders why all hunters are stereotyped as pro-NRA, anti-control, when so many of the hunters she knows feel differently.

    by Ali Macalady, Nov 06, 2000
  • A conversation I look forward to having with the NRA

    A conversation I look forward to having with the NRA

    A lifetime member of the NRA is skeptical of the group's paranoia about President Obama’s gun-control plans.

    by Pat Wray, Mar 01, 2012

  • Guns R Us

    Westerners have always been deeply in love with their firearms, and gun-shop owners like Ryan Horsley are determined to make sure that nothing comes between them

    by Ray Ring, Aug 06, 2007

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