Reality Check: The Courts Aren’t Coming to Save Your Gun Rights
The answer isn’t more lawsuits, it’s more political firepower. That means mobilizing the grassroots to confront legislators directly, not waiting for a judge to do it for them.
Law and the Courts
Gun Control Industry Terrified Lawful Concealed Cary in NYC is Becoming *GASP* Commonplace!
Since the law changed, more than 17,000 New Yorkers have been approved for permits, and over 8,000 additional applications are pending as of October 1.
ATF Admits RPGs Aren’t Firearms…So Why Did They Modify One to Convict a Virginia Man?
The public now knows that ATF’s RPG training device can fire live rifle rounds without an RPG and that the device itself—and an RPG—are legal for civilian sales. The kit even came with an ATF letter stating it was “not a destructive device.
Anti-Gunners’ Next Lawfare Target: Connecticut AG Threatens Ruger Over RXM Pistol Design
“[Ruger knows] and criminals know that their RXM pistol can be easily converted to an illegal, lethal fully automatic weapon. They can modify their product to be safer, or they can continue to profit from crime and violence and answer to a lawsuit.”
Court Voids Memphis Gun Control Measures, Rules Tennessee’s Preemption Law Actually Means What It Says
The Chancellor wrote that “The Ordinance and those who proposed it engaged in ‘virtue signaling,’” but “the Ordinance is as dead as a proverbial doornail as a matter of Tennessee law.”
How a Man Got 20 Years in Prison for Owning Semi-Auto Uzis and Other Legal Guns, Gun Parts
The original Uzi submachinegun was developed for the Israeli Defense Forces by Uziel “Uzi” Gal in the late 1940s, and
Trump’s DOJ Moves to Back Second Amendment Rights in the Courts
The Trump DOJ is increasingly supporting gun rights in a number of Second Amendment-related cases. That bodes well for building foundational strength for freedom in the years to come.
Personal Defense: Would a Fabulously Bedazzled Pistol Play Better in a Jury Trial?
Wouldn’t it be even better if the weapon shown in court that you used to keep yourself alive was bedazzled in glitter and bright colors, looking as fabulous as possible?
Patrick Adamiak’s Attorney Punches Back at 3-Judge Panel’s Flawed Ruling
Adamiak’s case is the first time the ATF has ever charged anyone with violating the NFA for a bunch of legal gun parts. Unless action is taken quickly, based on ATF’s own sordid history, it won’t be the last.
Anti-Hunting Lawfare Groups Still Trying to Get Courts to Rule That Animals Have Human Rights
America does conservation best when wildlife management decisions are driven by evidence based scientific data, respect expertise and measure results — not vibes.