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"Gun rights" is a non-fiction category for books that examine the legal, political, historical and cultural dimensions of civilian firearms ownership and the right to bear arms. Titles in this category typically include constitutional and legislative analysis (for example, Second Amendment scholarship and landmark court cases), policy debates over regulation and public safety, comparative studies of gun laws worldwide, advocacy and organizational histories, and personal narratives from activists, politicians, or citizens. Works range from scholarly legal treatises and policy critiques to accessible overviews and memoirs, and often address questions of self-defense, civil liberties, responsibility and gun-safety education within the broader context of society and governance.

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