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The Army’s newest sniper rifle can hit targets so far off, the firing ranges at Fort Benning, Georgia, are being extended.

Wake County is investigating whether a gun reported at Martin Middle School in Raleigh was real or possibly an Orbeez toy gun that fires water beads.

An Orbeez gun game organized on social media led to a teen's arrest after a woman in Arkansas reported a weapon was pointed at her along a highway.

Walmart has agreed to pay a $16,000 fine for shipping realistic toy guns to New York in violation of state law.

The New York law bans retailers from selling or shipping toy guns of certain colors — black, dark blue, silver or aluminum — that look like real weapons.

Selling realistic toy guns violates a New York law inspired by police encounters that have ended in tragedy because the toys look like actual firearms.

Walmart faces fines for shipping realistic toy guns to New York. AG Letitia James vows accountability, highlighting community danger and legal violations.