NJ revoked a man’s FPIC after he appealed his carry permit denial. Despite no felonies or disqualifications, the court upheld the state’s subjective ‘public health’ clause.
The Third Circuit’s first ruling under its new composition tackles free speech and firearms. The result? Case dismissed.
Murphy’s final act weaponizes accidents. One discharge near any building, car, boat, or plane could cost you your gun rights forever.
Plumsted becomes the 16th NJ town to rebate carry permit fees – and the first in 2026. One resident’s persistent advocacy made it happen.
NJ’s acting AG filed a response brief in the sensitive places case, maintaining the state’s anti-gun posture ahead of en banc arguments on Feb. 11.
The DOJ’s Second Amendment Section filed its seventh pro-2A brief, backing gun owners challenging Massachusetts’ approved firearms roster.
N.J. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman reintroduces H.R.7166 to ban online ammo sales, require face-to-face purchases, and mandate bulk purchase reporting.
NJ is arguing that protected First Amendment speech can disqualify your Second Amendment rights. The plaintiff is representing himself.
South Toms River becomes the 14th NJ town to rebate carry permit fees after a female resident brought the idea to her council.
Over 350 “Shuttlesworth letters” have been written, distributed, and used to successfully expedite delayed NJ carry permits – and now serve as damning evidence for future litigation.
Fort Lee and Bergen County begin settlement talks after NJFOS and SAF sued over unlawful firearms confiscation. The resident got his guns back.
The Third Circuit grants en banc rehearing of Koons v. Platkin, vacating the prior ruling. The court’s new conservative makeup signals hope for NJ gun owners.
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