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Tuesday’s election resulted in some wins for gun owners and some losses; Washington State voters approved sweeping new gun regulations; Washington State is having problems with its firearms database; Oregon voters approved ordinances in eight counties that reinforce gun rights;this week’s mass shooting in California has spawned more calls for gun control; New Jersey Governor Murphy signed into law a ban on  so-called untraceable ghost guns; Colorado Democrats vow to bring back a "red-flag" bill.

Montreal's city council approves a resolution calling for ban on handguns and "assault rifles"; Canada's top law enforcement official expresses skepticism about a gun ban; a gun control initiative will not be on Washington state's ballot; Israel has reduced restrictions on gun permits; a Texas man was arrested in NY state for not having a NY gun permit.

A decision is expected Monday from a federal judge on whether to permanently block 3D gun files; Washington state's high court will decide whether to allow a gun reform initiative on the November ballot; Montana governor Steve Bullock is clarifying comments he made about gun control; New Jersey is investigating an insurance company branded by the NRA; a Nevada state court judge rules that a gun buyer screening initiative can’t be enforced.

The Washington State Supreme Court has revived a gun control initiative; Amazon has removed a book from its platform that contained computer code for the manufacture of 3D guns; Democratic uproar over Trump administration plans to consider using federal funds to buy guns for teachers; an anti-gun group of students is marching toward Smith & Wesson's headquarters; the mayor of St. Louis wants more gun regulations; Oregon retailers are told not to age discriminate against gun buyers.

Louisiana has blocked two of the nation's largest banks from involvement in a road-financing plan because of 2A policies; the U.S. Attorney General warns that anyone who makes an “undetectable” gun will be prosecuted; Arkansas'governor says he would be "open" to a red-flag law; London's mayor has suggested a possible car ban in certain areas of the city.

Attorneys have filed an amended complaint and a new motion seeking a preliminary injunction over California’s ‘bullet button assault weapon’ registration program; a Georgia judge has denied an injunction request by professors to prohibit the state’s campus carry law; Montreal City Council will debate a motion urging the federal government to ban guns nationwide; students rallied outside the New Hampshire capitol pressing lawmakers for more gun restrictions.

The University of Wyoming say the school is allowed to regulate guns on its campus; the Kent State University graduate who gained Internet fame with graduation photos with an AR-10, will host an open carry rally; a Georgia gubernatorial candidate is calling for a repeal of campus carry; the Maryland General Assembly will consider legislation next year to ban access to 3D-printed guns.

The NRA launches a nationwide ad campaign in support of President Trump's Supreme Court pick; The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence has issued its own ad campaign; gun control supporters are hailing this year as a success;Democratic lawmakers continue to speak out against 3D printed guns;

Weekly newscast on gun-related news, legislation, and issues affecting owners of firearms.