Next on New York Anti-Gunners’ Hit List: Pellet and BB Guns
New York’s legislators apparently see villainy in every gun. Their solution, naturally, is to regulate or ban them all.
Final Rule Drives a Stake Through Anti-Gun Left’s De-Banking Strategy
The final rule eliminates reputation risk as a means of injecting politics into banking regulation by prohibiting examiners from using this subjective assessment to pressure or penalize banks.
Collateral Damage: States’ 3D Printed Gun Code Bans Squelch Innovation, Research, Speech
As courts grapple with both Second and First Amendment challenges to 3D printing regulations, it was only a matter of time before the laws began collecting additional dissenters along the way.
Don’t Look Now, But There’s Good News On the Gun Rights Front, Too
Ultimately, these latest actions reflect a broader federal willingness to treat the RKBA as a core civil liberty demanding affirmative protection through policymaking and the courts.
Why is it That So Little of the ‘Science’ Around ‘Gun Violence’ Can be Replicated?
Much of social science is of dubious value, even when its practitioners aren’t politically or financially-biased (which, in the real world, is rarely ever the case).
‘Gun Free’ Zones Herd Citizens Into Physical and Legal Danger
Frequent horror stories serve as testament to the NYC Subways’ decidedly insensitive character and the need for the law-abiding to have access to the means of self-defense.
Annals of Lawfare: Philadelphia’s Suit Against GLOCK Isn’t About Switches at All, It’s About Selling Guns
This is about the fact that GLOCK exists at all, that GLOCK sells some of the most popular firearms in America, and the fact that the PLCAA still exists as federal law.
Why is ATF Still Leaving Its Options Open for Prosecuting Owners of Braced Pistols?
Career officials may be all too aware of the political priorities of ATF and DOJ senior leadership and may be actively trying to undermine and embarrass their bosses who operate at the political levels.
Michigan’s Red Flag Confiscation Law Has Been Used Against Children as Young as Six Years Old
Michigan’s law specifically allows the issuance of confiscation orders against minors, uses an expansive definition of “possession or control,” and allows for the confiscation of guns from persons who are not the subject of the order.
Canada’s Spending More Than $20,000 in Administrative Costs Per Confiscated Gun in Its Bloated ‘Compensation’ Scheme
Public Safety Canada intends to pay out an average of CAD$1,800 per gun, making the gun grab’s administrative cost per firearm significantly over CAD$20,000…and likely more.