guns

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.

A Billings dad decided to take his 3-year-old son to the park for some fresh air and quality father-son time. Imagine his shock when they stumbled upon a loaded handgun.

A student at a Yellowstone County high school has been charged with several crimes after they brought a loaded firearm into the school on Thursday (2/10), according to a post on social media.

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.

In Montana, when the topic of firearm ownership arises I usually don't ask my friends or coworkers if they own a gun... I ask them if they've bought any new guns lately.

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

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

In Montana, for every 1,000 residents, there are 11.3 guns.

The Bozeman Ranger District has issued a year long ban on target shooting which includes paint balls year round. This takes effect on April 20th.

IMPORTANT: The following information was gathered on a completely informal, unscientific basis in downtown Bozeman in October, 2014. We talked to 200 people on the street with one question:

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

Montanans like pretty things. Montanans like guns. Put them together and what do you get? Flower Shells! This might one of the coolest (and most fun) inventions I've ever seen. They're shotgun shells loaded with flower seeds. Uh, YEAH!