News2A Team

It seems that when given the chance to act, and having an actual possibility of success, Republicans can’t seem to get out of their own way. Read about one congressman that claims to heavily support the Second Amendment while also refusing to support the removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act.

Montana’s governor has acted to block so-called “red flag” laws, protecting due process and Constitutional rights by preventing their misuse and potential violations.

Yet another activist court has just ruled against the Second Amendment and in defiance of U.S. Supreme Court precedent.

Despite not being nearly as gun-rights-friendly as most people think, and having a governor that supports “red flag” laws, Tennessee just put a new law on the books making the state a 2nd Amendment sanctuary state for both individuals and businesses.

The United States Department of Justice, under Trump-appointed Attorney General, Pam Bondi, just took a historic step towards restoring and preserving the Second Amendment for millions of Americans in blue states.

Glock has just released a surprisingly long list of popular pistols it is discontinuing. At this point in time, we do not have a response from Glock or an explanation for the discontinuations. However, Glock has been on the receiving end of numerous frivolous lawsuits in recent years.

A bill that makes Tennessee a firearms “sanctuary state” with strong protections for the industry is now sitting on the governor’s desk awaiting signature.

Paying lip service to the Bruen ruling, and then completely ignoring it, yet another activist court upholds an unconstitutional ban on Constitutionally protected firearms and magazines.

Colorado Governor, Jared Polis, recently signed another anti-gun bill into law, under the radar. The new law seeks to make it harder to acquire ammunition and outright prohibits the sale of ammunition to adults under 21 years of age. Read on to see who sponsored the bill and to learn about all it does.

Yet another win rolls in for the Second Amendment. While this ruling is narrow and limited to the plaintiff, it sets precedent likely to be useful in other cases around the country.

Young adults in Minnesota, ages 18-20, just received a fantastic final result in their favor when the U.S. Supreme Court denied cert in the case of Jacobson v. Worth. Read on to find out what rights were restored.