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NYPD's Inefficiency on Gun Licensing: A Second Amendment Case

Civil rights lawyer Susan Chana Lask has initiated a federal appeal in the Second Circuit as part of a case challenging the NYPD's negligence regarding the timeliness of firearm license applications. The appeal stems from an underlying lawsuit, DiSalvo et al. v. The City of New York, which asserts...

Designing a Dual Weapon System for Modern Needs

This article discusses the development of a dual-platform system for the 7.62×39 cartridge, notably utilizing the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) GF5E and the Ruger American Ranch bolt-action rifle. The goal was to create two complementary firearms that could simplify logistics and support multiple...

Gov. Beshear's Veto on Concealed Carry Age Bill Signals Ongoing Gun Law Debates

Gov. Andy Beshear has officially vetoed House Bill 312, a proposal that sought to lower the age requirement for obtaining a concealed carry permit in Kentucky from 21 to 18. Alongside this, he also vetoed House Bill 78, which aimed at providing liability protections for firearms manufacturers and...

Understanding Recent Gun Storage Bills: A Closer Look

In the wake of increasing firearm-related accidents, especially among children, legislative bodies across the United States are considering new gun storage bills. These laws aim to impose stricter requirements on gun owners regarding the safe storage of firearms to minimize unintentional access by...

Hegseth's Firearms Directive: Balancing Rights and Security

In a significant shift, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has issued a directive that allows service members to request permission to carry privately owned firearms on military installations, marking a move that emphasizes Second Amendment rights. This policy introduces a presumption of approval for...

Opposition to Lead Ammo Ban in New York: Conservation or Control?

Wayne Pacelle, a prominent figure in the anti-hunting movement, has resurfaced with a campaign aimed at banning traditional lead ammunition in New York. Previously the head of the Humane Society of the United States, Pacelle has been accused of engaging in activities that prioritize his financial...

Examining Casey Putsch's Strong Commitment to Second Amendment Rights in Ohio

Casey Putsch, an automotive designer and political candidate, is running for Governor of Ohio, positioning himself as a staunch defender of Second Amendment rights. In a recent interview with Firearms News, Putsch articulated his beliefs surrounding gun rights, framing them as essential to...

Virginia's Legislative Battle Over Second Amendment Rights

In Virginia's recent General Assembly session, a series of 26 anti-gun bills were sent to the Governor, signaling a significant move against Second Amendment rights within the state. Notably, HB 110 has raised questions due to its requirement for lawful gun owners to secure handguns in storage...

Firearms, Exploitation, and Legal Consequences: A Redding Case

In a concerning incident in Weed, California, a 23-year-old man named Jeramy Black has been arrested after attempting to arrange a meeting with someone he believed to be a 13-year-old for sexual purposes. The investigation was initiated by local police through an undercover operation designed to...

NYC Applicants Challenge Delayed Gun Licensing: A Second Amendment Battle

Nine residents of New York City have filed a federal lawsuit against the NYPD, claiming systematic delays in processing their firearms license applications have diminished their Second Amendment rights. The suit highlights that the NYPD’s License Division typically operates on a 12-to-18 month...