Kentucky HB 749 would let citizens buy the same machine guns used by law enforcement – directly from state police posts.
The 2025 NDAA allows surplus military shotguns to be transferred to the CMP for civilian sale. Mossberg and Remington models could be available soon.
Eighth Circuit reverses machine gun conviction, with one judge asserting the federal ban does not police the police. Could this open a new 2A battleground?
Idaho is the third state to introduce legislation legalizing machine guns. The bill would take effect if the federal ban is repealed or struck down.
SCOTUS heard oral arguments in Hemani, challenging the federal ban on gun possession for marijuana users. Several justices appeared skeptical of the government.
Rhode Island is removing the grandfather clause from its 2025 gun ban. Registered gun owners will become felons overnight, facing 10 years in prison.
Tennessee Republicans propose legislation that would restrict citizens ability to challenge unconstitutional state laws in court. A constitutional crisis in the making.
West Virginia introduced a bill that would allow civilians to legally possess machine guns by leveraging a federal exemption for state transfers.
From Houston to Nashville to New Hampshire, 2026 is packed with Second Amendment events. Mark your calendars.
California AB-2047 would ban 3D printers without government-certified firearm blocking technology. Circumventing the tech would be a crime.
New York is targeting Glock with a new bill that could ban any semi-automatic pistol convertible to full-auto through the use of already-illegal devices. Or by any method. Possession would be a class D felony.
Nearly 30 Virginia cities have reaffirmed 2A sanctuary status as county sheriffs publicly vow to defend constitutional rights against unconstitutional gun laws.
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