[ad_1] If you want a silencer for your hunting rifle, you should reserve it now before the federal tax is lifted. You read that right. Buy it now, but take possession of it only after Jan. 1, when the National Firearms Act provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill take effect. Jeb Burnett of Roland,

[ad_1] Acting on a lawsuit by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, a state Superior Court judge issued an injunction against a Vineland gun shop that Platkin had accused of selling ammunition to buyers without checking whether they were permitted to possess firearms. The ruling against Butch’s Gun World in Vineland was made July 22

[ad_1] FILE – The Supreme Court in Washington, Oct. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) A federal judge presiding in the District Court in Johnstown has put a hold on a gun rights case that challenges Pennsylvania’s bar on the issuance of carry permits to individuals under 21 years of age after learning that the

[ad_1] You have been warned! WARNING:  This article is NOT intended for the “politically correct” or  the “woke” or the “culturally  timid” or the “perpetually offended”.  Read it at the risk of either opening up your mind, agreeing mostly with my thoughts, or being seriously offended! Apologies will NOT be forthcoming! FREE SPEECH IS A

[ad_1] The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is accepting public comments on a proposed rule that would provide guidance around the government’s restoration of Second Amendment gun rights for people who’ve been disarmed under federal law. But the department says certain applicants—including users of marijuana—”would be presumptively ineligible for relief and therefore denied relief absent

[ad_1] Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) dismissed calls for more restrictive gun control laws after a shooting rampage in a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper Monday, where a gunman killed four people, including an NYPD officer, before taking his own life. Kennedy’s comments, made during an appearance with Fox News personality Sean

[ad_1] This story is published in partnership with The Trace, a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence. Subscribe to its newsletters.  For as long as there has been a gun-rights movement, the movement’s leaders, industry representatives, and academic supporters have argued that carrying firearms made Americans more secure. Studies conducted over the past 14 years by the National

[ad_1] July 25, 2025 Hour: 2:39 pm Californian voters approved background checks for ammunition purchases in 2016 by a margin of 63% to 36%. On Thursday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that struck down a California law requiring background checks for ammunition purchases, declaring it unconstitutional. RELATED: Shooting at

[ad_1] A California appeals court ruled on Thursday that a state law requiring people to undergo background checks each time they purchase ammunition is unconstitutional. In a 2-1 decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the law “meaningfully constrains” Second Amendment rights, marking a blow to California’s gun control regulations, which are viewed

[ad_1] Amid a smattering of recent court cases across the country casting doubt on the constitutionality of the federal government’s blanket ban on firearm possession by marijuana users—a law known as Section 922(g)(3)—the U.S. Supreme Court is set to privately discuss in September whether to take up a pending case that centers on the statute.

[ad_1] In yet another federal court ruling questioning the U.S. government’s blanket ban on firearm possession by marijuana users, an appeals court on Tuesday vacated a defendant’s conviction under the statute known as Section 922(g)(3) and remanded the case back to a district court, noting that a retrial before a jury may be necessary to

[ad_1] The right to petition under the First Amendment helps ensure the government remains accountable to the people. While the government does not have to respond to or act on anyone’s “petition for a redress of grievances,” it cannot retaliate against people when they ask for change, whatever their perspective or message. Petition protects many

[ad_1] Matt Bogle played macho for decades, going from a small-town upbringing in Fairbury to street life in Kansas City. Then to rappelling out of helicopters in the Army, fighting for gun rights in California, riding motorcycles across the open highway and settling down with a wife. Matt Bogle on their porch at their Beatrice

[ad_1] The Supreme Court weighs public safety concerns surrounding ghost guns in recent Second Amendment decision. The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in Bondi v. VanDerStok in October 2024. The case involved a challenge to the Biden Administration’s effort to subject gun assembly kits—colloquially known as ghost guns—to federal serialization and background-check requirements by

[ad_1] One of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ most loyal supporters took the oath as Florida’s new chief financial officer Monday but delivered remarks that could reignite a political battle between DeSantis and President Donald Trump. Former state Sen. Blaise Ingoglia, sworn in as Florida’s fifth CFO by Supreme Court Justice John Curiel, promised to “hit the

[ad_1] One of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ most loyal supporters took the oath as Florida’s new chief financial officer Monday but delivered remarks that could reignite a political battle between DeSantis and President Donald Trump. Former state Sen. Blaise Ingoglia, sworn in as Florida’s fifth CFO by Supreme Court Justice John Curiel, promised to “hit the

[ad_1] It is already 34 degrees Celsius, but temperatures are rising further outside the Tampa Convention Centre – especially for the young man dressed in a dinosaur costume. Also sporting a Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey, he is loudly debating immigration with another young man in a smart suit on the pavement. Over the

[ad_1] New Jersey is one of those states that loves gun control and is often a prime example of why gun control is a bad idea. Like most places, so-called gun crime fluctuates, but one thing that doesn’t is what criminals don’t use much, either there or much of anywhere else: suppressors. And now, five

[ad_1] Remember when a New York state official used her position to pressure financial institutions to stop working with the National Rifle Association (NRA)? Well, a federal appeals court seems to believe she should not be held accountable for blatantly violating the organization’s constitutional rights. The Second Circuit Court