2A News
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Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection Act
The legislation has been reintroduced in the 119th Congress (2025-2026) to continue protecting veterans’ rights. Urge your Senators and Representatives to fully support the Veterans Second Amendment Protection Act and codify this into law.
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Indiana Senate Bill 176
Sponsored by Sen. James Tomes (R-Evansville), SB 176 complements existing firearm preemption laws by barring local governments from imposing zoning, land-use, or permitting restrictions on shooting ranges that exceed state regulations. This prevents counties, cities, and towns from using discriminatory rules to hinder the establishment or operation of ranges.
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Virginia Democrats Push Forward Assault Weapons Ban in Contentious Legislative Session
If signed into law by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, the reforms could position Virginia among states with the strictest gun regulations, potentially facing federal court scrutiny amid ongoing national Second Amendment jurisprudence. As the session progresses, gun rights groups are mobilizing rallies, urging supporters to contact lawmakers before crossover deadlines.
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Wabash Valley Sportsmans Club – Vincennes
Sign up/renewal days for the range will be Saturday, Feb 14th from 9-11 AM. Cost to join/renew the range is $75- cash or check.
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Disabilities: Self Defense
Should disabilities be considered in a self defense situation?
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Indiana State Police Switch to Sig Sauer P320s
Indiana State Police purchased 1,350 Sig Sauer P320 pistols at a total cost of $1.17 million, including holsters. The Sig Sauer P320s have faced safety concerns and questions from law enforcement and the general public across the country for unintended discharges without anyone touching the trigger.
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Right to Bear, Not to Impede
You have the right to bear arms. You do not have the right to impede lawful police actions.
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Who We Are
Indiana 2A, sometimes referred to as the Indiana 2A Group, is a community of Second Amendment and firearms enthusiasts. Although it originated in Indiana in 2026, its scope is not limited to the Hoosier State or its residents.
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Justice Alito in Wolford v. Lopez Oral Argument
US Supreme Court Justice Samual Alito questions Hawai’i Attorney in Wolford v. Lopez oral arguments.
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Penn & Teller
Penn & Teller explaining the Second Amendment from their show “Bullshit!” – Episode aired Jun 27, 2005.