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  • Virginia: Gun Control Bills Rushed Through Committee
    Following the legislative crossover deadline last week, the House of Delegates has wasted no time in attempting to expedite the Senate's gun control bills. 
  • Going, Going… Gone? Privacy and Gun Owner Data Security in California
    Where does privacy go to die? For gun owners and concealed carry applicants and permit holders in the Golden State, the answer must surely be California.
  • NFA Prosecution Shows ATF Still Determined to Imprison Americans for Braced Pistols
    Documents filed in an ongoing prosecution for illegal possession of a short-barreled rifle are raising new concerns about ATF’s enforcement policy concerning pistols with attached stabilizing braces. 
  • DNC Goes All-In on Gun Control
    A couple weeks ago, we wrote about anti-gun activist David Hogg campaigning to be a Vice Chair for the Democratic National Committee (DNC).  We (somewhat) jokingly endorsed his candidacy, as it would make abundantly clear that Democrats in national leadership positions are all virulently opposed to the Second Amendment.
  • Hawaii: Anti-Gun Bills Scheduled for Public Hearings on Wednesday!
    On Wednesday, February 12th, the Senate Committee on Public Safety and Military Affairs will hold a public hearing on several bills that will restrict Second Amendment rights in Hawaii. Please consider submitting testimony OPPOSING SB 308, SB 363 and SB 401 through the Hawaii Legislative website. For help creating an account and submitting testimony, click here.
  • Maryland: Gun Bills in Committee this Week - Take Action Now!
    This week, the House Ways and Means Committee will be hearing two bills imposing additional excise taxes on firearms and ammunition. House Bill 387 will impose an 11% excise tax in addition to the 6% sales tax on the total sale price of firearms that will be collected through the facilitating FFL on a monthly excise tax form. House Bill 937 singles out firearms and ammunition by punitively taxing firearms, ammunition, and certain firearm accessories at 12% rate as opposed to the current 6% rate. Please contact committee members using the Take Action button below and ask them to OPPOSE this legislation!