Minnesota’s Gun Rights Battleground Moves From the Capitol to the Campaign Trail
The 2025-26 session proved that when antigun lawmakers believe they have the numbers, they’ll ignore rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
The 2025-26 session proved that when antigun lawmakers believe they have the numbers, they’ll ignore rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
The law would require gun owners moving to California to obtain a firearm safety certificate and register their firearms within 180 days of their arrival.
Law-abiding gun owners have every right to be disgusted with a government that fails to protect the public while it works hard to prevent decent people from providing for their own protection.
NY’s law making all private property that’s open to the public off-limits to carriers unless owners posted signs explicitly allowing concealed carry there is struck down.
Regardless of the reason for the state of New Jersey’s subpoenas, they are an unconstitutional attack on gun owner privacy.
The governor’s acknowledgment that the law covers common hunting models will likely be cited in Second Amendment challenges.
The constitutions of the United States and the Commonwealth of Virginia expressly prohibit the government from infringing on the right to keep and bear arms.
Minnesota “nice,” — if it ever really existed — died the day these control freaks decided your Second Amendment civil rights are optional.
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez made an excellent point in her answer in Chicago. It just wasn’t the point she intended to make.
Meanwhile, the Virginia-based National Rifle Association along with SAF and FPC have already filed both state and federal lawsuits challenging the new SpanBan.