guns

In a recent poll regarding carrying guns in the state, Montanans overwhelmingly voiced their opinion. The results are in and the percentages might surprise you

With the recent shooting inside a Bozeman business, many residents are on edge. Does this make you more or less likely to carry a weapon when in public?

Montana gun ownership tops the nation, but there are lawmakers out there that would like to see a portion of guns banned. What would that mean for Montana?

How popular are guns in Montana? According to some research, you just might be surprised to find out what the gun industry means to the state and where we rank.

I can't say that I'm surprised by the answers we got about having a loaded weapon in the home, but the percentage certainly isn't lower than when we asked a few years ago.

Chipman is out. That's the good news. Here's the bad news: he will still be a threat to your 2nd Amendment rights.

Ever thought about owning your own business? Why not run a shooting center?

The list of stores and companies asking people to refrain from open carry keeps growing.

The Montana Legislature is considering a bill to arm teachers or volunteers to protect school children in case of an armed assault. Is this a good idea?

Students in Montana are reportedly planning to walk out of class in protest of gun violence. How would you feel if the Bozeman area schools had a walk out?

There was another school shooting in Florida this week. Seventeen people are dead that shouldn’t be. And the usual questions are being asked.

If Idaho allows guns to be carried on college campuses, would Montana follow suit and do the same? Should we?