New York’s Draconian Gun Control Laws Ensnare Packers’ Lineman Rasheed Walker
An NFL player followed TSA rules—and still got arrested. CCRKBA says New York’s gun laws are designed to trap lawful gun owners.
GOA Warns Of “Backdoor Gun Control” Measure In Pennsylvania House Committee
An attempt by some anti-gun Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature to institute additional firearms restrictions through a “backdoor” strategy has one major gun-rights group sounding the alarm to its members. ... Read more
With New Democrat Governor, Virginia Lawmakers Advance Several Anti-Gun Bills
Anti-gun lawmakers in Virginia, still celebrating a new Democrat governor, are wasting no time pushing dangerous anti-gun bills through the legislative process. Bolstered by the recent swearing in of Democrat ... Read more
With Supreme Court Ruling Coming, Hawaii Democrats Push More Carry Restrictions
With things looking dire for the Hawaiian government in the current challenge to its restrictive carry laws before the U.S. Supreme Court, anti-gun lawmakers in the Aloha State are already ... Read more
SAF Weighs In On Supreme Court Challenge To Connecticut’s “Assault Weapons” Ban
SAF is urging the Supreme Court to apply the Bruen framework and strike down Connecticut’s AR-15 ban, arguing these rifles are clearly in common use.
WH Press Secretary Rejects Claims That Man Shot By Border Patrol Shouldn’t Have Had Gun
Trump officials drew fire from gun-rights groups after comments on armed protests following a Minneapolis ICE incident. Critics say the remarks misstate constitutional carry rights.
CCRKBA Calls Out Media Over Latest Statistics Affirming That More Guns Mean Less Crime
New homicide data challenges the gun-control narrative, and a gun rights group is demanding answers from a media largely staying quiet.
Bill Would Ban Online Ammunition Sales
A new House bill would ban online ammunition sales and mandate in-person ID verification, raising major concerns for lawful gun owners and rural buyers.
Supreme Court Justices Seem To Be Siding With Gun Owners In Hawaii Carry Case
The Supreme Court appears poised to invalidate Hawaii’s private-property carry ban, with multiple justices signaling the law treats the Second Amendment as a second-class right.
