Greg Raven – One Armed Man

CCW permit issued in San Francisco

Update from SF – the Sheriff has finally approved the very first CCW permit post-Bruen (and the first in years in general). Once the applicant does the training, a permit will issue. @CRPAnews will keep the pressure on so that SF gets processing into a reasonable timeframe.
— Kostas Moros (@MorosKostas) January 28, 2023

Armed worker stops shooting

California’s SB 1327 fee shifting provisions stopped

In an order issued last night, Judge Roger Benitez enjoined the fee shifting provisions of SB 1327, a law Governor Newsom patterned after a Texas law banning abortion. This is a HUGE WIN for California’s lawful gun owners as it stops the state’s attempt to make its laws impervious to legal challenge.

CDC pressured by gun control zealots to bury stats on guns used in self-defense, downplay firearms as possible crime deterrent

A study commissioned by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that guns were used defensively between 60,000 and 2.5 million times a year.

California DOJ drops defense of SB 1327

Tonight, we learned that the California DOJ will drop its defense of SB 1327. This is the law that attempts to shift attorney fees to force parties and attorneys who challenge gun control measures to pay the State’s legal fees. CRPA and others filed a lawsuit to challenge the fee shifting provisions of the law (South Bay Rod and Gun Club v. Bonta).

Inland PAC fights for gun rights close to home

Inland Empire Gun Owners PAC battles new gun laws, helps get concealed weapons permits

Any place can be a safe space

Creating a safe working environment

What states such as California and New York can learn about guns

More people than ever have concealed handgun permits. A new report from the Crime Prevention Research Center, which I head, shows the figure now stands at 22.01 million – an increase of 488,000 since last year. Whereas gun ownership surveys may be affected by people’s willingness to answer personal questions, concealed handgun permit data is the only “hard data” we have on the prevalence of guns.

Another day, another court decision against New York gun control

United States District Court Judge John L. Sinatra Jr. granted a temporary injunction against a New York gun control barring the licensed carry of a concealed weapon on private property.