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Fox News: Florida Sheriff Urges Citizens to Arm Themselves in Case of Attack
“Folks, now more than ever is the time for our citizens to be prepared to serve as the first line of defense, not only for them, but for their families,” Sheriff Ivey said.
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Washington Post: Second Amendment Right to Meet People at the Door with a Machete by your Side?
Yes, says the New Jersey (!) Supreme Court in yesterday’s unanimous State v. Montalvo opinion; here are the facts, from the court’s syllabus.
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Guns.com: Olympics Drops Several Historic Shooting Events for 2020
Moving towards being “more youthful, more urban, and more women” the International Olympic Committee approved a host of changes to the shooting sports for the upcoming Tokyo Games.
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We’re Making Progress, Even in the Most Anti-Gun States
In some of the most anti-gun states in the country, cities, towns and counties are repealing unconstitutional restrictions on the Second Amendment - because they know we’ll sue them if they don’t.
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WATCH: FPC's Craig DeLuz Takes On the Anti-Gunner's Pushing the Gun Rationing Bill in California
Help us stop SB 497, the measure that seeks to implement gun rationing in California.
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Vocativ: After London Attack, British Gun Activists Call For Right To Bear Arms
“These tragedies may have been the eye opener to just how ineffective our laws are,” Dave Ewing, a representative from the gun ownership advocacy group, Firearms-UK, told Vocativ.
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AP: Court: University of Michigan Can Ban Guns on Campus
The University of Michigan can ban guns on its campuses, the state appeals court said, rejecting arguments that the school is stepping on turf controlled by the Legislature.
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2A Rights Prevail in Nevada
After the narrow passage of Question 1 on the November 2016 ballot, it was obvious that the anti-second amendment movement, led by New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg had declared war on the civil rights of Nevadans.
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Detroit News: Michigan House OKs Bill to Carry Guns without Permits
Any legal firearm owner could carry a concealed gun without a permit or mandatory training under a controversial plan the Michigan House approved Wednesday.
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Washington Post: Czech Government Tells its Citizens how to Fight Terrorists: Shoot them Yourselves
Now the country's interior ministry is pushing a constitutional change that would let citizens use guns against terrorists.
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Breitbart: Handgun Murders Dropped when These States Abolished Concealed Permit Requirements
FBI crime report figures show that Alaska, Arizona, and Wyoming–three states that abolished their concealed requirement years ago–have since witnessed a decreased in handgun murders.
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Reno Gazette Journal: Gun-Control Groups Try to Undermine Nevada Attorney General Laxalt
The ill-conceived Question 1 ballot initiative was doomed from the start. That’s because it was poorly written by out-of-state gun control groups that clearly did not understand Nevada's existing firearms background check system.
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Fox 6: Wisconsin Republicans Propose Gun Classes in Public Schools
Under the bill, the state superintendent would have to work with the Department of Natural Resources or police or an organization that specializes in firearms safety or certifies firearm instructors to develop the curriculum for an elective class on gun safety.
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Sacramento Politicians Want Even More Money to Stifle your Second Amendment Rights
Legislative procedures are there for a reason. When lawmakers draft a bill, they should have all of the particulars - and how to pay for them - figured out before it’s passed and signed into law. And if they don’t, they certainly shouldn’t be rewarded for their laziness.
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RT: Gun Sales are Back? FBI Background Checks Up for First Time Since Trump Election
Prior to May, NICS statistics show background checks had decreased each month since the November election compared to the previous year.
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CRITICAL: New Filing in Magazine Ban Lawsuit Imminent
A little over a month ago, we filed the federal lawsuit Wiese v. Becerra to challenge California’s “Large Capacity” magazine ban scheme and Prop. 63’s total ban on even “grandfathered” magazines.
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Gun Businesses are Starting to Look for the Exit Ramp Out of California
California is known to most in the Second Amendment world as one of the most anti-2A states in the country. But for gun stores, they have to deal with the other “well-known” part of California: the hostile business climate, which in 2016 was named the worst in the nation.
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Guns.com: Gov Scott Walker Shies Away from Wisconsin Permitless Carry Legislation
As the measure drew attention at public hearings in a Senate committee last week, Walker said he was happy with the current law.
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Breitbart: Neighbor Shoots Knife-Wielding Man Trying to Drown Babies in Bathtub
On Friday an Ada, Oklahoma, man shot and killed a knife-wielding suspect who was trying to drown two babies in a bathtub in a nearby home.
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KC Star: Kansas Legislature Approves Bill Allowing Public Hospitals to Ban Guns
“I’m not asking you to abandon your long held principles about guns, I’m just not,” Rep. Kathy Wolfe Moore, a Kansas City, Kan., Democrat told lawmakers during the House debate. “I’m asking you to recognize that there are some places where guns just don’t belong.”
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Guns.com: May Gun Sales Jump 6 Percent, Resists the Slump
National gun sales have continued to resist the slump predicted to ensue after Republicans took control of the White House and both chambers of Congress, according to federal data published Thursday.
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New Gun Control Bill in Salem
SB 1065 would increase the amount of time a gun purchase can be delayed without cause -- and also place increased barriers on your ability to obtain a concealed handgun license.
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Lonestar Voice: Texas Legalizes All Knives, Swords, and Spears, Barring Veto
But the Bowie knife wasn’t the only illegal knife in Texas statute. Pretty much everything with a blade besides a common pocket knife was illegal for carry.
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Volokh: Judge in Katie Couric ‘Under the Gun’ Libel Case Calls Argument Against Background Checks ‘Sophistry’
Hawes’s response is simply that we should prevent misconduct by the threat of punishment, not by prescreening — of course, a controversial position, but hardly a sophistic one. The other response is a legitimate, and not at all sophistic, challenge to the premise of the question.
