07
Aug
Illinois To Ban Firearm Marketing Aimed To Appeal To Children
People unfamiliar with the sporting tradition of firearms in American families may be seduced by a campaign in anti-gun Illinois. Political leaders are now targeting firearm advertising that they say is aimed at children and…
07
Aug
Fargo Sues North Dakota Over ‘Kitchen Table’ Firearm Sales
Private firearms sales are a fact of life and have been conducted since there were firearms to sell. Hobbyists and collectors regularly buy and sell weapons and enhance their collections over time. Others enjoy conducting…
06
Aug
Rep. Don Beyer Propose Bill Adds 1,000% Excise Tax on AR-15s
Rust never sleeps, and apparently neither do lawmakers who dedicate their professional lives to stripping gun rights away from law-abiding citizens. With the pesky Second Amendment standing in the way of outright banning all firearms,…
05
Aug
North Carolina Woman Defends Herself from Road Rager
North Carolina’s Castle Doctrine is clear — a person has the right to defend themselves in their home, vehicle or workplace. These are considered to be your “castle,” and a violent criminal who threatens you…
05
Aug
Federal Judge Rejects Gun Rights Group’s Effort to Block Connecticut Law
Connecticut’s sweeping gun control law will remain in effect after a federal judge on Thursday declined to temporarily block the statute. The National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) brought suit against the law, which was…
04
Aug
NRA Moves to Defend Members from ATF Pistol Brace Rule
The National Rifle Association, the nation’s largest and oldest gun rights organization, announced on Wednesday that it seeks a preliminary injunction to shield its members from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF)…
04
Aug
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Patients Regain Right to Concealed Carry
Describing a concept as “common sense” would not be a thing if good sense were everywhere. But the federal government has never been accused of regularly exercising common sense, so that’s where some states are…
03
Aug
Armed 75-Year-Old Woman Goes John Wick On Armed Home Invaders In Oakland
A 75-year-old California woman became her own first responder when she faced two armed intruders who broke into her residence. The violent home invasion occurred last week in the Chabot Park neighborhood of Oakland, according…
02
Aug
Fifth Circuit: ATF Pistol Brace Rule is Likely Unconstitutional
Gun rights advocates have a victory to celebrate as August arrives. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the plaintiffs in Mock v. Garland are likely to be victorious on the merits of their…
02
Aug
Federal Judge: Commercial Gun Sales Not Covered by Second Amendment
Commercial gun sales are not protected by the Second Amendment and the Bruen test, according to a federal judge’s ruling on Monday. The court allowed the conviction of a Pennsylvania Amish man for selling firearms…
01
Aug
New Jersey Piles Burdensome Training Standard on Gun Owners
New standards for concealed carry holders in New Jersey have been released, and the state is begging for yet another lawsuit from Second Amendment advocates. Officials labeled the standards as “interim,” and they are essentially…
01
Aug
Violent Intruder Searching for Ex Shot by Homeowner
The story is all too familiar. An ex-husband or boyfriend gets angry that their former partner has moved on and goes on a rampage. Too many times it ends in tragedy, but in an incident…
01
Aug
Illinois Residents Face Unconstitutional Mandate to Self-Register
There is stiff competition to determine which state goes furthest in violating the Second Amendment. California had a long head start, and Massachusetts is quickly closing the gap, but Illinois makes a strong case for…
31
Jul
New Alaska Law Protects Firearm Owners and Businesses During Emergencies
The National Rifle Association (NRA) hailed a key win for the Second Amendment and Alaska citizens last week. Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) signed the first significant gun rights legislation into law in the state in…
31
Jul
Drugstore Security Guard Who Killed Shoplifter Faces Fines for Concealed Carry
The San Francisco security guard who shot an alleged shoplifter in a controversial confrontation earlier this year in a Walgreens location is being fined over violations of state regulations. The guard, Michael Earl-Wayne Anthony, was…
31
Jul
Justice Alito Temporarily Revives ATF ‘Ghost Gun’ Rule
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito agreed to freeze a lower court order issued last week prohibiting the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) from regulating so-called “ghost guns.” The justice has jurisdiction over…
30
Jul
New York City Approving Even LESS Gun Permits After Bruen
Like an unruly child, New York continues to throw a temper tantrum over the Supreme Court striking down a clearly unconstitutional law. The case, as every Second Amendment advocate knows, is last year’s New York…
30
Jul
Biden Admin Target Schools Featuring Hunting and Archery Programs
The government’s war on guns now has morphed into a war on hunting and archery programs aimed to benefit American youth. Fox News reported that the administration is withholding federal funding meant for schools through…
29
Jul
Armed Alleged Car Thieves Meet Unfortunate Ends in Texas
There are many places in the U.S. where it is not advisable to attempt to steal a person’s vehicle, but perhaps none should be avoided quite as much as Texas. The Lone Star State has…
29
Jul
Political Clash Postpones Draconian Massachusetts Gun Control Overreach
The shredding of the Second Amendment by Massachusetts lawmakers is on hold — at least temporarily. After both chambers could not agree on specifics, the sweeping gun control package was tabled until the fall. House…
27
Jul
Michigan Court Upholds Constitutionality of Campus Carry Ban
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that the University of Michigan’s prohibition of guns on all school property passed constitutional muster. The specific policy is Article X. Appellate Judges Mary Cavanagh and Deborah…