
Maryland Bill to Outlaw Glock Pistols and Clones Goes to Governor’s Desk
Maryland is about to ban Glock pistols. The bill targets Gen 5 and earlier models along with clones, with up to three years in prison.
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Maryland is about to ban Glock pistols. The bill targets Gen 5 and earlier models along with clones, with up to three years in prison.

A Linwood council member says high carry permit fees are a good way to keep guns from people who cannot afford them. Ronald Koons fights back.

A 2A journalist sues NJ State Police after years of denied public records requests about concealed carry permit demographics.

A NJ appeals court admits 18-20 year olds are the people protected by 2A, then upholds their disarmament anyway.

A NJ appeals court ruled that dishonesty alone cannot deny a firearms permit, setting binding precedent against the essential character clause.

New Jersey wants to charge gun manufacturers $866 million a year. The real goal is to make them leave the state entirely.

Plaintiffs file for summary judgment against NJ’s hollow point ammo ban, calling it a historical and national outlier.

Jackson Township becomes the 19th NJ town to rebate carry permit fees, passing the measure unanimously 5-0.

West Milford becomes the 18th NJ town to rebate carry permit fees, saving gun owners over $600,000 collectively in retaliatory state-imposed fees.

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.
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