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Wyoming Expands Gun Rights: Concealed Carry Now Allowed in Schools, Government Meetings, and More
Wyoming just removed major gun-free zones! As of July 1, 2025, permit holders can carry in schools, and concealed carry is now allowed in public meetings, airports, and more. Learn what changed and how to stay legal.
Read MoreNorth Carolina Constitutional Carry Gets Vetoed – Here’s What That Tells Us
North Carolina Constitutional Carry was vetoed by Gov. Josh Stein. Here’s what it means for gun owners, SB 50, and the future of 2A rights in NC.
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 MoreWhat Gun Laws Should You Check Before Traveling to Another State?
Traveling with a firearm? Learn which state laws vary—and why checking them before you go is critical. Plus insight into the best resources to research other state’s laws.
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 MoreThey Hate That Gun Companies Aren’t Liable for Criminals
The gun control lobby wants gunmakers to be liable when criminals misuse their products. Here’s why the PLCAA matters—and why it’s constantly under attack.
Read MoreNevada Governor Vetoes AB245, Protecting the Rights of Young Adults
Governor Lombardo vetoes Nevada’s AB245, which would have banned semiautomatic rifle and shotgun possession for adults under 21. His decision protects Second Amendment rights for 18–20-year-olds.
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 MoreSCOTUS Declines to Hear Two Major Second Amendment Cases, Frustrating Gun Rights Advocates
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear two major Second Amendment cases, frustrating gun rights advocates but signaling a potential future ruling on AR-15 and magazine bans.
Read MoreGun Storage Week – A Reminder to Properly Secure Your Firearms
Gun Storage Awareness Week is a timely reminder for responsible firearm owners to store guns securely. Learn why proper storage matters and how to do it right.
Read More24 State Attorneys General Urge Congress to Pass National Concealed Carry Reciprocity
A coalition of 24 state attorneys general has urged Congress to pass H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, arguing it protects lawful gun owners while respecting states’ rights and public safety.
Read MoreNew Hampshire Grants Legal Shield to Gunmakers Amid SIG Sauer P320 Controversy
New Hampshire passes HB 381, shielding gunmakers like SIG Sauer from design-based lawsuits. Critics cite rushed legislation with no public input amid ongoing P320 controversy.
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 MoreWashington’s New Gun Control Law Creates Permit-To-Purchase System and De Facto Registry
Washington’s new gun law, HB 1163, creates a permit-to-purchase system, mandates live-fire training, and imposes heavy burdens on gun buyers and dealers—raising serious Second Amendment concerns.
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