On May 21, two dozen state attorneys general sent a letter to the leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives, urging that body to pass H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.
When the Biden-Harris administration made clear they intended to use a “whole-of-government” approach to suppress Second Amendment rights, few could have predicted their efforts would extend all the way to the dentist’s office.
We have been reporting on recent reforms by ATF to make its operations more transparent, professional, and public safety focused and less openly hostile to law abiding gun owners and the industries that serve them.
As Texas House Bill 3053 heads to Governor Abbott’s desk, it is serving as a broader reminder to all states of the gun “buybacks” scam, only this time with a legislative solution to this anti-gun mainstay.
Everything is relative, so the saying goes, which means that once in a while, it’s instructive to read about the gun laws and the state of gun rights in other countries.
Every gun owner in Rhode Island needs to contact House Speaker Joseph Shekarchi immediately. House Bill 5436, a sweeping ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms, is scheduled for a vote in the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, June 3rd, with a full House vote likely to follow later this week. Please use the Take Action button below to contact House Speaker Joseph Shekarchi and urge him to oppose this unconstitutional legislation and permanently table H.5436.
The fight to protect our Second Amendment rights is only as strong as the people on the ground—and in Youngsville, NC, that fight is alive and well, and very strong, thanks to the incredible “on the ground” efforts of the Youngsville Gun Club!
On Tuesday, June 3 at 12:30 PM, the Senate Judiciary C Committee has scheduled a hearing on HB 393 clarifying the law for carrying a concealed handgun at a parade or demonstration, and HB 407 allowing non-residents to apply for and obtain a Louisiana Concealed Handgun Permit. Please click the TAKE ACTION link below to contact your State Senator NOW and urge them to support HB 393, and HB 407.