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Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of August 3
From California’s Glock ban to Hochul’s crackdown to a settlement on carry across state lines, here’s the week’s biggest Second Amendment news.
District Judge Finds NFA Requirements on ‘Untaxed Firearms’ Unconstitutional; Issues Permanent Injunction
A federal judge just ruled the NFA’s rules on untaxed suppressors and short-barreled guns unconstitutional, and issued a permanent injunction.
While Washington State Lawmakers are Seeing Ghosts, the Granite State is Declared Safest in America for the Third Year in a Row
One state has the most guns and the least crime. Another passed every ban imaginable and just buried three more people. Guess which is which.
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of July 27
Virginia’s ban just lost more ground, the ATF is moving faster than anyone expected, and the M14 is finally coming home to civilians.
Trump Administration Moves to Make Suppressors Easier to Export – Is There a Hidden Message for American Gun Owners?
The government just made it easier to ship suppressors overseas, and buried in the paperwork is an admission gun owners are going to want to read.
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of July 20
A judge ran out of patience with the Virgin Islands, Virginia shops started selling AR-15s again, and Maryland’s Glock ban met its first challenge.
Lawsuit Filed Against Louisiana’s Ban on Carry for Young Adults
Louisiana lets adults carry without a permit, unless they’re 18, 19, or 20. FPC just took that carve-out to federal court.
Gun Owners of America Sues Virgin Islands Over Non-Resident Possession Bans
Visit this U.S. territory and your Second Amendment rights vanish at the shoreline. GOA just took the fight to federal court.
DOJ Continues to Defend Suppressor Restrictions Under NFA, Against ‘Niche Case for Criminal Use’
The DOJ’s own brief admits the beneficial use of suppressors is ‘overwhelming.’ So why is it still defending NFA registration?
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of July 13
A judge begs SCOTUS for ‘benchslaps,’ Virginia’s defense gets weird, and a big California carry case roars back to life. Catch up on the week.
Gun Rights Groups Call on Sixth Circuit to Overturn Decision Claiming SBRs Are Not ‘Arms’
A court says short-barreled rifles aren’t “arms” at all. Now four major gun rights groups are teaming up to make it take that back.
DOJ Moves to Dismiss Appeal in Case Challenging Post Office Carry Ban
The DOJ just walked away from defending a 50-year-old federal carry ban, and the win lands squarely with gun owners. Here’s what happened.
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