National 2A News

Judge Gives Thumbs Up to Challenge Against NY State’s Ban on Body Armor
Several states across the country ban civilian possession of body armor, raising questions about the reasoning behind such laws. Could it be to make civilians easier to kill? The State of New York attempted to dismiss a legal challenge to its body armor ban, but the judge denied the motion, allowing the case to proceed.

Judge McGlynn Overturns Illinois ‘Assault Weapons’ and Magazine Ban
Illinois’ attempt to ban semi-automatic weapons and their magazines is struck down by a federal court, marking a significant victory for gun rights supporters nationwide.

Appeals Court Wrongly Suppresses Firearms Ownership for Young Adults
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit has overturned a preliminary injunction from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, ruling that young adults between the ages of 18 and 20 are prohibited from purchasing firearms.

Trump Wins Presidency, Pro-Gun Candidates Sweep Races
A historic and unprecedented victory for freedom, security, and likely the Second Amendment: Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump has been elected as the 47th President of these great United States. In a clear sign that Americans are fed up with the failed policies and rights suppression of the left, pro-2A candidates swept races nationwide.

Appeals Court Decides Mass Shootings A Reason to Ban Magazines
The DC Court of Appeals recognized that so-called “extra-large capacity magazines”—in this case, those holding 17 rounds—are indeed covered by the Second Amendment. However, the court applied inconsistent reasoning, citing criminal misuse and mass shootings as justifications for prohibiting vetted, law-abiding citizens from owning them.

FPC Challenges Texas Ban on Carrying Firearms in Public Locations
Most people see Texas as the ultimate land of firearms liberty—and in many ways, it is. However, what many don’t realize is that Texas has certain location-based carry restrictions, some of which are even stricter than those in less gun-friendly states. This lawsuit specifically challenges bans on carrying firearms in bars, racetracks, and at sporting events.

Second Circuit Appeals Court Ignores SCOTUS on 2A Ruling
What should a court do when the U.S. Supreme Court sends a case back and says it was decided incorrectly? If you’re a judge on the Second Circuit, you ignore it and issue the same ruling as before. Read on to learn more about Antonyuk v. Nigrelli.

Judge Rules that 2A Rights Still Exist in New York Public Housing
A problem in many states nationwide, the Cortland Housing Authority in NY, thought they can ban firearms possession on its property, and in turn violate the 2nd Amendment rights of its residents. Read on to see what the judge said and how he ruled.

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.

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.

NY Governor Hochul Signs Law Forcing Merchants to Categorize Guns & Ammo Purchases
Last week, NY Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a new piece of anti-gun legislation that significantly allows for government suppression and abuse of 2nd Amendment protected activities.

Supreme Court Reverses Pro-2A Ruling Protecting the Rights of 18-20 Year Olds
The Supreme Court reversed a ruling that had allowed 18-to-20 year-olds to carry firearms. What does this mean for young adults’ Second Amendment rights?
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