2A News
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Maryland “Glock Law” As Applied To Unconverted Firearms
Maryland’s so-called “Glock Law” does not ban converted machine pistols. It restricts the sale and transfer of ordinary, factory-stock semiautomatic handguns that have never been altered.
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Mere Possession Is Not Suspicion: 11th Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling
Exercising your 2nd Amendment right does not mean you give up your 4th amendment right. One doesn’t give up a constitutionally guaranteed right to exercise another constitutionally guaranteed right!
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Rigby v. Jennings: Delaware “Ghost Gun” Ruling
Rigby v. Jennings is not a dispute about crime guns recovered without numbers. It is a dispute about whether the Second Amendment’s text, as Heller and Bruen read it, includes the oldest method of acquiring an arm: making one.
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One Nation, Fifty State Carry
The Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms. After District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago (2010), and New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen (2022), that right is no longer confined to the home. It includes public carry for self-defense. What the Court has…
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Viramontes v. Cook County (Illinois) and Grant v. Higgins (Connecticut) Amicus Briefs
The biggest Second Amendment development yesterday was a wave of amicus briefs filed in the Supreme Court’s upcoming AR-15 / “assault weapons” ban cases, Viramontes v. Cook County (Illinois) and Grant v. Higgins (Connecticut), including a brief from the United States supporting the challengers.
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Elite Precision Customs v. ATF
Federal law has long treated handguns differently from rifles and shotguns when a buyer lives in another state. Elite Precision Customs v. ATF is the latest effort to dismantle that distinction under the Second Amendment.
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SCOTUS To Address “Assault” Weapon Bans
The Supreme Court Will Finally Decide AR-15 Bans (and other semi-automatic weapon bans) constitutionality in 2027. This is THE big case!
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Kansas Congressman Wants Answers Concerning Guidance from the ATF on Silencer Shop Foundation vs. ATF
Kansas Congressman Tracey Mann sent a letter to ATF Director Robert Cekada concerning guidance from the ATF on Silencer Shop Foundation vs. ATF.
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Another 2A Victory: New Mexico’s Seven-Day Firearm Waiting Period
Tenth Circuit Strikes Down New Mexico’s Seven-Day Firearm Waiting Period: A Landmark Second Amendment Victory.
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What Options Are Still Available To The DOJ/ATF Concerning The Recent NFA Ruling
The DOJ/ATF Still Has Options Concerning the NFA Injunction.