News2A Team
Glock Significantly Trims Product Line Amidst Lawsuits and Rumors
Glock discontinues 49 pistol models amid lawsuits and political pressure. Internet rumors explode, but what’s really going on?
Readington Becomes Ninth New Jersey Town to Rebate Carry Permit Fees
Readington becomes the ninth New Jersey town to refund carry permit fees. Mayor Mueller says no one should pay a premium for constitutional rights.
Beachwood Becomes Eighth New Jersey Town to Offer FREE Carry Permits
Beachwood, New Jersey refunds the municipal carry permit fee, thanks to grassroots advocacy from local resident Richard Files.
SCOTUS Grants Cert in Case Addressing Controlled Substances and the Second Amendment
The Supreme Court will decide if marijuana users can own guns. The Fifth Circuit said yes, but other circuits disagree. Now SCOTUS steps in.
Government Shutdown Highlights Restrictions on Second Amendment and NFA Items
The government shutdown exposed how the DOJ’s so-called “modest restrictions” on NFA items are actually debilitating roadblocks. After pressure from gun rights groups, the ATF is recalling examiners to work on Monday, October 20.
Virginia Ban on Handgun Sales for Young Adults Struck Down After Five Years
A Virginia Circuit Court struck down a state law that effectively banned handgun purchases for adults aged 18 to 21. The case took five years to litigate.
New Jersey Brings Lawsuit Against Sig Sauer Alleging Defective Design in P320
The New Jersey Attorney General filed a 59-page lawsuit against Sig Sauer alleging the P320 has a defective design causing unintended discharges. The state’s credibility on firearms litigation remains questionable.
‘Most Pro-2A AG in US History’ Defends Restrictions on Suppressors in United States v. Peterson
Days after Harmeet Dhillon called Pam Bondi “the most pro-2A AG in US history,” the Bondi DOJ filed a brief defending suppressor restrictions and calling them “nonessential firearm accessories.”
Appeals Court Removes One Conviction in Case of Tate Adamiak and Remands for Sentencing
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated one of Tate Adamiak’s convictions on Fifth Amendment grounds. However, the Bondi DOJ continues to fight against him, seeking to affirm the remaining convictions.
Court Vacates Controversial Ruling Demanding Gun Rights Groups Membership Lists After Public Outcry
A Louisiana federal judge vacated a controversial ruling that demanded gun rights groups disclose their membership lists. The reversal came after massive public outcry and a Department of Justice motion in Reese v. ATF.
Trio of Major Gun Rights Groups File Suit Against Gavin Newsom’s Ban on Glocks in California
FPC, NRA, and SAF unite to challenge California’s ban on Glocks and striker-fired pistols. The lawsuit takes aim at Newsom’s latest attack on common handguns.
New Jersey Issues Desperate Reply Brief in AWB and Mag Ban Case As Third Circuit Tilts Conservative
New Jersey’s unusual response to the DOJ brief suggests they know the Third Circuit’s conservative shift could end their gun bans.
