Colorado Democrats Advance More Anti-Gun Legislation
We told you recently how anti-gun Democrats in the Colorado Legislature had passed a semi-auto ban in the State House of Representatives and are considering a measure to expand the number of “sensitive places”...
Supreme Court Will Take Up “Ghost Gun” Case This Fall
By a razor-thin margin, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear the challenge to the Biden Administration’s “ghost gun” law.
The case, VanDerStok v. Garland, challenges the Department of Justice’s 2022 Final Rule...
Connecticut Legislators Take a Breather on Passing More Gun Laws
One year after enacting significant enhancements to its gun control laws, Connecticut legislators appear to have shifted away from pursuing further restrictive measures on firearms during this year's budget session, according to legislative leaders...
Justice Department, ATF Issue Final Rule on What It Means to be “Engaged in...
On the 31st anniversary of the Federal government's assault on the Branch Davidian complex in Waco, Texas, more questions are being asked about another gross case of government overreach regarding the botched March 19...
Iowa Law Will Ban Merchant Codes, Creation of Firearms Registries
Iowa is not only set to enact a law that prohibits financial institutions from using specific merchant codes on credit card transactions for gun purchases with firearms retailers, but will take it a step...
More Bad Legislation On The Move In Colorado
The punitive proposed ban on semi-auto rifles that was just passed by the state House of Representatives and sent to the Senate for consideration isn’t the only restrictive legislation being considered in Colorado this...
David v. Goliath: Small Gun Club Wages Constitutional Battle in Missouri
During its heyday, the Glendale Shooting Club located near Robertsville, Missouri, was home to shotgun, silhouette, high-power rifle, handgun and cowboy action shooters. It hosted regular matches, including the Bauer Brothers Cup, and had...
Federal Act Would Require Ranges on Many Public Lands
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed, with bipartisan support, H.R. 6492, the Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences (EXPLORE) Act. The bill, introduced by U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.), garnered 51 bipartisan cosponsors....
Colorado Gun Ban Passes House, One Step Closer to the Californication of the Mile...
The Colorado House of Representatives, controlled by Democrats, passed a bill on Sunday that aims to ban the sale and transfer of semiautomatic firearms, marking a significant legislative move that could align Colorado with...
Update: Court Refuses to Allow Oregon’s Anti-Gun Measure to Go Into Effect During Appeal
In the latest update on Oregon's contentious gun control law, Measure 114, the Oregon Court of Appeals has blocked the law from taking effect while an appeal is ongoing, KATU reports. The decision comes...
The Battle For National Park Carry Isn’t Over
In 2009, President Barack Obama signed a law that ended the National Park Service's ban on guns in parks, monuments, historic parks and every other kind of NPS property. Obama, of course, didn't want...
OK: Lawmakers Advance Measure To Let 18- to 20-Year-Olds Buy Handguns
When it comes to denying a certain group of Americans a constitutional right, there are few examples as egregious as the infringement upon the Second Amendment rights of adults aged 18 to 20 years...