Court Decisions
New York Gets Schooled: Federal Judge Says Non-Residents Can Apply for Carry Permits
“Breaking: NY court strikes down non-resident concealed carry restrictions. Law-abiding gun owners from other states can now apply for NY permits.
Read MoreVictory in the Tenth Circuit: New Mexico’s 7-Day Waiting Period Struck Down
Tenth Circuit blocks New Mexico’s 7‑day gun‑purchase waiting period as unconstitutional—a win that could shake similar laws in Colorado and beyond.
Read MoreRhode Island Court Rules: States Can Pick Open OR Concealed Carry (But Not Both)
Federal court rules Rhode Island can restrict open carry if concealed carry is allowed. Major Second Amendment decision affects carry rights nationwide.
Read MoreVictory! 9th Circuit Delivers Crushing Blow to California’s Ammunition Background Check Scheme
VICTORY! 9th Circuit demolishes California’s ammo background check requirements in Rhode v Bonta ruling. CA gun owners can now buy ammo online again!
Read MorePennsylvania Court Finally Gets It Right on Philadelphia’s Ridiculous Open Carry Ban
Pennsylvania Superior Court strikes down Philadelphia’s open carry ban as unconstitutional. Learn why this ruling matters for Second Amendment rights.
Read MoreGOA Lawsuit Aims to Strike Down 1927 Law Banning Handgun Shipments via USPS
Gun Owners of America sues to overturn the USPS handgun mailing ban under 18 U.S.C. § 1715. Learn why mailing a lawful handgun shouldn’t be a felony and how this case could restore your Second Amendment rights.
Read MoreNinth Circuit Slaps Down California’s Gun Advertising Ban as Unconstitutional
The Ninth Circuit Court strikes down California’s gun advertising ban, ruling it unconstitutional. A major win for free speech and the Second Amendment.
Read MoreNinth Circuit Strikes Down California’s One-Gun-a-Month Law as Unconstitutional
The Ninth Circuit ruled California’s one-gun-a-month law unconstitutional. Learn why the court struck it down, what this means for gun rights, and who fought to win this legal battle.
Read MoreFederal Judge Upholds Colorado Law Barring Gun Sales to Adults Under 21
A federal judge upheld Colorado’s SB23-169, banning gun sales to adults under 21. Gun rights advocates call the decision a blow to the Second Amendment. What’s next for legal adults denied their rights?
Read MoreGeorgia Supreme Court Upholds Under-21 Handgun Ban, Sidesteps U.S. Constitutional Standards
Georgia’s Supreme Court upheld a ban on public handgun carry for 18–20-year-olds, rejecting federal constitutional standards. Critics argue the ruling ignores Second Amendment protections.
Read MoreS11E19: Legislative Updates – Huge SUPER EPISODE Part Two
In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we continue our in-depth review of recent legislative updates impacting concealed carry and self-defense rights. Joined by co-host Jacob Paulsen, we cover significant changes from states like Oklahoma, South Dakota, North Dakota, Colorado, and Washington. We discuss Oklahoma’s new “defensive display” law, South Dakota’s allowance for concealed carry on college campuses, and North Dakota’s removal of the duty to notify law enforcement about concealed firearms.
Read MoreS11E18: Legislative Updates – Huge SUPER EPISODE Part One
We review legislative updates, including recent Supreme Court decisions and the potential removal of suppressors from the NFA. We cover significant state developments, in Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Arkansas as well as new laws in Iowa and Minnesota.
Read MoreS11E16: Old Enough to Defend Our Nation, Not Old Enough to Defend Themselves
In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we examine self-defense rights for individuals aged 18 to 20 amidst varying state laws. We discuss the federal restrictions on handgun purchases, recent legislative changes in states like Iowa and Colorado, and the implications of significant court rulings on age-based carry rights.
Read MoreWashington Supreme Court Upholds Magazine Ban — A Direct Attack on Gun Rights
Washington’s Supreme Court just upheld the 10-round magazine ban — calling magazines “not arms.” We disagree. This ruling weakens the Second Amendment and won’t save lives. Here’s what it means and why it matters.
Read MoreDOJ Defends Second Amendment in Supreme Court Brief
Harmeet Dhillon, the new head of the DOJ Civil Rights Division, says her office will defend the Second Amendment—challenging restrictive state gun laws as civil rights violations. Could this mark a new era in federal gun rights enforcement?
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