President-Elect Trump announces push for national concealed carry reciprocity

Over the weekend President-elect Donald Trump announced a push for national concealed carry reciprocity, a move which would make the concealed permit of any one state valid in the other 49.

Trump announces full conceal carry reciprocity

Trump announces full conceal carry reciprocity

Two candidates, two futures: One choice for gun owners

Americans understand we face a momentous presidential contest this year. There is little need for my usual warning — no less true for how often it’s been repeated — that this is the most important election of our lifetimes. Each cycle in recent years has seen a sharper divergence on Second Amendment issues between the parties and their candidates. The Republican Party’s the parties and their candidates. The Republican Party’s platform expressly speaks of the need to “defend … the right to keep and bear arms.” The Democrat Party platform, meanwhile, doesn’t even recognize the Second Amendment’s existence, and instead devotes one of its nine chapters to endorsing end-stage gun control.

Gun rights groups seeks to take down ‘gun-free zone’ status for Post Offices

The Supreme Court, in its Bruen tradition, said that some places could be so sensitive as to warrant a gun-free zone designation. Those places include locations like courthouses, which I can see, even if I disagree.

Critics predicted constitutional carry would make New Orleans more dangerous

• So what really happened?

We’re going to enter your home

“Just because you legally possess a gun in the sanctity of your locked home doesn’t mean that we’re not going to walk into that home and check to see if you’re being responsible.”

Kamala Harris

The FBI and media don’t tell you how many lives guns save

The FBI says self-defense with a gun is RARE, and their statistics support that. The legacy media, Hollywood, and left-wing politicians use that data to push gun control.

Judge rules Illinois public transit firearms carry ban unconstitutional

• The state ‘failed to meet their burden to show an American tradition of firearm regulation at the time of the Founding,’ he wrote.

Issa, Stefanik introduce legislation to prohibit unconstitutional handgun rosters

WASHINGTON — Today, Congressman Darrell Issa (CA-48) and House Republican Conference Chair Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (NY-21) introduced the Modern Firearm Safety Act which will stop states from enacting unconstitutional “handgun rosters” that prevent law-abiding citizens from accessing modern, safer handgun models.

New Zealand gun control doesn’t seem to be working out for them

Police lay 200 charges after finding 300kg of drugs, $520,000 cash, guns

The Second Circuit revokes qualified immunity

Imagine you’re a police officer. You see a vehicle committing a minor traffic violation, or maybe you don’t, but you just want to pull them over anyway. You approach the driver, who tells you he has a concealed carry permit, hands you the permit, which appears to be valid, and tells you he is carrying a handgun.

Second Circuit rules legal gun ownership not probable cause for warrantless search

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals hasn’t traditionally been a welcoming place for gun owners. This is the same appellate court that originally upheld New York’s “may issue” carry regime before the Supreme Court overturned their decision in Bruen, and since then the court has upheld many of New York’s post-Bruen restrictions on lawful gun owners.

Federal judge declares multiple Maryland public carry bans unconstitutional

Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced today that United States District Court Judge George L. Russell, III has issued a decision declaring Maryland’s bans on firearm carry in locations selling alcohol, private buildings, or property without the owner’s consent, and within 1,000 feet of public demonstrations unconstitutional in its federal Second Amendment lawsuit Novotny v. Moore. The opinion can be found at firearmspolicy.org/novotny.

Reason: Anti-gun judges are now forced to make pro-gun rulings

In the wake of the Heller decision, it was easy to think that things had changed. I suppose that, on some level, they had, but they hadn’t changed quite enough. Plenty of federal court judges were deciding against the Second Amendment in some horrifically bad rulings, all of which basically hinged on the Second Amendment being meaningless, at least in their minds.

Venezuela offers harsh lessons on gun control

Elections in Venezuela have been … interesting.

Federal judge tosses lawsuit blaming gun companies for D.C. shooting

In April 2022, a 23-year-old from Fairfax, Virginia, opened fire from a Washington, D.C. apartment, injuring four people before taking his own life. One of the victims of the shooting filed a $75 million lawsuit several months later that sought to blame a number of companies in the firearms industry responsible for the crime, including Daniel Defense, Magpul Industries, and Vista Outdoors.

The Independent freaks over would-be assassin’s small ammo purchase

Members of the media generally don’t know much about guns.

End the AB 28 excise tax

Another in the seemingly endless parade of bills pushed through by Governor Newsom and his anti-2A allies, AB 28 became law last September doubling the already egregious taxes on gun and ammunition purchases in California. The new tax goes live on July 1st.

Rebutting Jon Stewart on gun violence

Jon Stewart is wrong on guns, NYC State of Crime, and so much more!

Supreme Court unanimously rules in favor of NRA in free speech case, upholds First Amendment rights of all advocacy groups

• The ACLU represented the NRA, arguing that a government regulator’s attempts to abuse her power to coerce private entities to blacklist the NRA violated the First Amendment