Smith & Wesson

Indiana Man Charged After Son In Diapers Points Gun At People

The 45-year-old dad is facing two counts of neglect of a dependent and one count of dangerous control of a firearm for his 4-year-old son's alleged actions.
By Rick Callahan, AP

Smith & Wesson Shareholders Vote In Favor Of Issuing Report On Gun Violence, Safety

The major gun manufacturer is the second to face pressure from investors in recent months, amid renewed attention on daily bloodshed and mass shootings.
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Students March On Smith & Wesson To Demand Accountability On Gun Violence

Youth activists in Massachusetts are telling the gun manufacturer to stop making military-style rifles and to fund gun violence research.
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Why Black People Own Guns

HuffPost spoke with 11 black gun owners to figure out what gun ownership means in a country determined to keep its black populace unarmed.
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The Decline In Gun Sales Isn't Just About Obama

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Man Charged With Killing Showering Intruder

Bruce Fanning left to get his gun, but didn't call the police until after he shot an elementary school teacher three times.
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Smith & Wesson Sales Soar Amid Rising Gun-Control Worries

The gun maker reported a 61% jump in quarterly revenue.
By Reuters

Gun Stocks Climb After Obama Urges Congress To Restrict Sales

There are already more guns in America than Americans.
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