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Florida Gun Rights Group Reminds Police Chief Who He Works For

Despite Florida’s strong firearms preemption laws, a local police chief and city council overstepped their authority by banning firearms-related commerce, carry, and transportation during Hurricane Helene’s state of emergency. Find out how they were forced to back down and restore the rights of gun owners.

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Hold My Guns® Pushes Back Against Involuntary Association with Federally Funded Gun Control Program ‘Pause to Protect’

Hold My Guns®, the pioneer in voluntary out-of-home firearm storage, has set the standard for this service now widely offered at FFLs across the nation. However, a new initiative, Pause to Protect, has falsely implied a connection with Hold My Guns®. Find out why Hold My Guns® firmly rejects any association with this program and has no interest in being promoted by it.

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The cover page of the DoD Directive 5240.01, which, among other things, authorizes military lethal force to be used against Americans.

Biden-Harris Administration Authorizes Military to Use Lethal Force on Americans

Is the timing of DoD Directive 5240.01, issued just weeks before a critical presidential election, a coincidence or a calculated move? The Biden-Harris administration, known for its hostility toward free speech and labeling patriotic symbols as “Domestic Terror Symbols,” has now authorized the military to use lethal force against American citizens. Read on to learn more.

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“What is an Omelet?” and Other Arguments in Garland v. VanDerStok

A question nobody ever imagined would be asked: Why would the US Supreme Court be asking about eggs during arguments about firearms? It might seem bizarre and unrelated, but you be the judge. Read on to learn more about the Garland v. VanDerStok oral arguments in front of SCOTUS regarding so-called “ghost guns.”

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A "no firearns" allowed sign posted on a business door.

NY Loses Ban on Concealed Carry on Private Property Open to the Public

In record time, faster than New Jersey even, New York passed the Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) which some refer to as the Lawful Citizens Imprisonment Act. In defiance of the clear mandate of Bruen, NY declared almost the entire state as a “sensitive place.” That includes all private property. Read on to learn which part of the CCIA the federal court struck down.

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The Minnesota Judicial Center, which houses the Minnesota State Supreme Court.

Minnesota Supreme Court Strikes Down Duty to Retreat in Defense of Another

In a recent ruling, the Minnesota Supreme Court decided that there’s no duty to retreat when defending others, reversing a man’s conviction for protecting his stepbrother with deadly force. However, the court added complex conditions, potentially limiting self-defense claims. This case could reshape how self-defense is viewed in Minnesota. Read more to understand the implications.

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Cover page of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention's first progress report

Office of Gun Violence Prevention Report Documents Infringements

The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention (more accurately called the Office of Gun Rights Oppression) has released its first annual report, claiming success despite the rising crime rates we all witness daily. However, thanks to Dr. John Lott and the Crime Prevention Research Center, these claims are being thoroughly debunked. Dive into the real story behind these so-called “achievements” and get an honest assessment of the situation.

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A man fires an AK-47 style rifle using a standard capacity magazine.

Procedural Showdown — Supreme Court Petition Challenges Assault Weapon Ban

Recently, the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition petitioned the Supreme Court for cert after the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit handed down a ruling inconsistent with rulings out of other US appeals court circuits. This created what is commonly referred to as a “split circuit.” At issue is Delaware’s “assault weapon” and magazine ban case.

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