It’s been one hell of a year since the US Supreme Court’s historic ruling in the case of NYSRPA v. Bruen. We now have 50-state shall-issue concealed carry and unconstitutional gun control laws are falling left and right. However, the left is relentless and they’ve been keeping us on our toes. They’ve also been keeping the court system packed with 2A cases. But post-Bruen, that’s a good thing, isn’t it?
Even if President Biden vows to veto the bill, if and when it reaches him, the fact that the house has rejected the ATF’s pistol brace rule is great news for American gun owners. The weaponized ATF, at the direction of the Biden administration, is determined to make it a criminal offense to own a harmless piece of plastic. Why? Because they hate you.
Just weeks after a favorable ruling in a similar case out of the Third Circuit, Range v. Garland, the Atkinson v. Garland case out of the Seventh Circuit appears headed towards freedom. At stake is the restoration of 2nd Amendment rights of non-violent felons.
Any member of the public would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law if they were caught lying on ATF Form 4473, the form buyers must fill out when purchasing a firearm. When one is a member of the Biden Crime Syndicate, what do you think happens? Nothing.
No matter how much you polish it, a turd is still a turd. The people of Tennessee have made it clear that they don’t want more ineffective laws that target the law-abiding while doing nothing to stop mass murderers. Governor Lee has proposed, what we guess is, a red flag law that seems to be a little more balanced and in line with US Constitution than other states’ red flag laws. But is it, really?
Huge news today in a case that may very well be headed to the US Supreme Court! A Third Circuit Court of Appeals en banc panel just rendered a very important decision regarding gun possession by non-violent felons. Did the Bruen decision just put more guns in the hands of more people?
At stop number 10, in Springfield, MA, the Gun Law Listening Tour comes to an end. The topic was so-called “impacted communities.” The turnout was low. What we’d like to know: Was anything accomplished, whether good, bad, or indifferent? Was anyone swayed towards or away from the pro-gun or anti-gun side? We’re just not sure.
Citing other recent cases, Federal Judge Tipton, issued a preliminary injunction against the ATF’s unconstitutional and overstepping pistol brace ban. The ATF is going down hard and it seems they are too dumb to realize it.
Stop number nine of the Massachusetts Gun Law Listening Tour took place at Northern Essex Community College in Lawrence, Mass. The subject: Training and Shooting.
FPC just pulled a super slick move. They just made it possible for past donors as well as new members to be covered by the Preliminary Injunction issued in the case of Mock v. Garland.
The eighth stop on the Massachusetts Gun Law Listening Tour took place at a high school in New Bedford, MA. The topic was so-called “impacted communities.” NB is known as a high-crime city where individuals might feel the need to carry a gun. Despite this, the audience turnout was rather lackluster.
It looks like the ATF is on the ropes. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals just issued a preliminary injunction pending appeal in the Mock v. Garland case. This is great news and provides strong clues as to how the case will finally be resolved. One criterium, but the only, when it comes to issuing a preliminary injunction is “likelihood of success based on the merits of the case.”
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