Articles and updates about concealed carry and other firearm related law around the country. Reciprocity, bans, legislation, dealing with law enforcement, attorneys and much more for American gun owners.
Self defense training and preparedness extend well beyond marksmanship fundamentals and sitting with your back against the wall when you’re in a public restaurant. Even though the probability is low, you may have to use the gun you carry in self defense. Law enforcement investigating your use of force will want to talk to you. […]
We’ve published a few articles on New York’s response to the important U.S. Supreme Court ruling in NY Pistol and Rifle Association v. Bruen. New York’s legislative response since the ruling has been extreme, even compared to other state’s hostile to the Second Amendment. Governor In a recent address touting the enactment of new gun […]
When the United States Supreme Court ruled in New York Pistol and Rifle Association v. Bruen, that subjective governmental means tests placed on a citizen’s right to get a concealed carry permit were unconstitutional, people on both sides of the gun debate knew it wasn’t over. While states reformed their permit programs to conform to […]
As we often advise our readers, concealed carry license reciprocity often changes. It is always best practice to check and see if the state you’re traveling to or through honors your permit before heading out. Illustrating this point is a recent change to Nevada’s reciprocity list. Starting July 1st, 2022, Nevada again honors concealed carry […]
On July 1st, SB5078 became the law of the land in the state named after our first President and general who fought for freedom, Washington State. Here is what you need to know: Washington State SB5078 In Effect — In Washington State, the same political group that can’t define the word ‘woman,’ used a term […]
Last month the Supreme Court affirmed that the Second Amendment indeed protects an individual’s right to possess a firearm outside their home. And perhaps so, the Court’s opinion in New York State Rifle & Pistol Club V. Bruen (NYSRPA V. Bruen), clarified that the Second Amendment is not a “lesser right” that the government […]
