2nd Circuit Strikes Down New York’s ‘Vampire Rule’ Carry Ban on Private Property
A federal appeals court ruled New York cannot broadly ban licensed concealed carry on private property open to the public.
Gun Owners of America: ATF’s New Records Retention Rule Doesn’t Go Far Enough
GOA argues ATF’s proposed firearms records retention reforms still preserve the infrastructure of a de facto national gun registry.
Texas Gun Rights: New ATF Rules Are a Step Forward, Not the Finish Line
Texas Gun Rights says proposed ATF reforms offer short-term relief but could expand long-term digital firearm tracking infrastructure.
Pro-Gun Groups Weigh In On Proposed USPS Rule That Would Allow Mailing Of Handguns
The Firearms Policy Coalition backed a proposed USPS rule allowing lawful handgun shipments, arguing current restrictions violate the Second Amendment.
Pennsylvania Senate Bill Would Make State 30th to Adopt Constitutional Carry
A Pennsylvania constitutional carry bill cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee as supporters push for a full floor vote.
What Everytown Gets Wrong About the New ATF Form 4473
Everytown claims the DOJ’s proposed ATF reforms would weaken firearm oversight, while supporters argue the changes clarify existing law.
Denver Post Editorial Board Outraged Over DOJ ‘Assault Weapons,’ Magazine Lawsuits
The Denver Post criticized DOJ lawsuits challenging Colorado gun bans, despite growing constitutional scrutiny under Bruen.
New Proposed Draft Of ATF Form 4473 Includes Major Changes From The Past
The DOJ’s revised ATF Form 4473 shortens the form and changes questions involving marijuana use, gifts, transfers, and firearm sales.
Minnesota: Now, Apparently, Even Anti-Gun Laws That Were Never Passed ‘Save Lives’
A Minnesota lawmaker claimed a 24-hour waiting period saved a constituent’s life, despite no such law existing in the state.
