A Federal District Judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit against individual police officers for willful actions to deprive an Illinois man of his Second Amendment rights.
Federal Court Refuses to Dismiss 2A Civil Rights Case Against Police Officers
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ATF and DOJ Ask 3D Printing Industry to Block Homemade Gun Parts
The ATF and the Justice Department (DOJ) are asking the 3D printing industry to block the printing of gun parts.
Trial Begins Next Week On Illinois’ Semi-Auto Guns & Magazine Bans
The trial of multiple consolidated cases begins next week in the cases challenging Illinois’s unconstitutional ban on common semi-automatic firearms, magazines, and gun parts…
Ferguson’s Anti-Gun Agenda Exposed as Race for Governor Heats in Washington
In the race to become Washington State’s next governor, Democrat Attorney General Bob Ferguson declared, “I believe in responsible limitations on the Second Amendment.”
Details of .22 Pistol Defense Failure Against Polar Bear in Norway
A polar bear attacked crew members of an expedition ship near Svalbard Island. Defense with a .22 pistol proved to be inadequate.
Trial Starts for Former Houston Police Officer Charged with Murder after No-Knock Raid
The murder trial for former Houston, Texas Police Department officer Gerald Goines started on September 9th, 2024.
Massie Introduces the National Constitutional Carry Act
The National Constitutional Carry Act (HR 9534) would remove permitting requirements for Americans to carry firearms nationwide.
Federal Judge Upholds Gun Ban: What This Means for the 2nd Amendment
Judge Watson’s decision struck down both arguments, claiming that neither the short-barreled rifle nor the machine gun falls within the scope of the Second Amendment’s protection
Ohio Gun “Buyback” Event Sees High Prices for Firearms
On September 14, 2024, Columbus, Ohio will be paying high prices to people who turn in guns at a “buyback” event.
Court Rejects “Breathtaking, Jawdropping, & Eyepopping” Arguments in Guns & Public Transit Suit
Self-defense has to take place wherever a person happens to be, and Chicago’s public transit is far from a gun-free or crime-free zone.
The Power of Self-Defense: AmmoLand News Continues to Highlight Real-Life Defensive Gun Use Stories
Each must-read article in this collection offers a vivid, real-world example of why the right to self-defense is essential. From homeowners defending their families against intruders to concealed carry holders thwarting violent attacks, these stories are proof that responsible gun ownership saves lives.
Antique Pistols Stolen from Australian Firearms Museum
Thieves broke into the famous Lithgow Small Arms Factory Museum, in Lithgow, Australia, on August 25, 2024. It was a smash and grab.
Harris Campaign Says She Will Ban “Assault Weapons” as She Claims Gun Ownership in Debate
Less than 48 hours before the debate between Harris and Trump she released her plans to ban “assault weapons”. Two days later in the debate she is claims to own guns. Here is an analysis of the gun and Supreme Court policies.
Suppressors Have Gone Mainstream | REPEAL THE NFA
According to numbers supplied to the American Suppressor Association (ASA) by the ATF, suppressors now account for 97.5% of all ATF Form 4s.
August Sees Another Increase in Suppressor Applications
According to the ATF’s National Firearms Act (NFA) division, August saw another increase in Form 4 suppressor applications.
Gun Sales Continue to Rise for August 2024
The National Instant Background Check System numbers are in for August of 2024. Check numbers and firearm sale are both higher than they were last August.
‘No Notoriety’ for Mass Killers Also Means No Independently Verifiable Information
By NOT identifying the mutant, we are dependent on what ‘officials’ and their approved media megaphones tell us, cutting off independents from doing their own fact checks.
Default Judgment Paves the Way for Open Carry Victory in Florida
None of the defendants responded to the complaint, leaving the Court no choice but to issue a default judgment for the plaintiffs.
Aurora Residents Confirm Out-of-Control Venezuelan Illegal Immigrant Gang Violence
stark reminder of the consequences of uncontrolled immigration, inadequate law enforcement response in sanctuary cities, and the complete and total failure of the Harris-Biden Administration to protect U.S. sovereignty and citizens
Washington Attorney General Candidates Have Far Different 2A Philosophies, Says Axios
While the eyes of Washington State voters are focused on the race for governor between Democrat Bob Ferguson and Republican Dave Reichert, there is another critical political race—for Ferguson’s AG replacement.
Ohio Guns to Gardens Event Raises Questions of Safety and Legality
Will the event be “no questions asked”? On whose authority can you guarantee that? What if someone brings in a functionally “illegal” gun?
SCOTUS Court Packing on the Ballot in November
U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) says this plan is “virtually certain” if Democrats sweep elections in November to take The White House & majorities in the U.S. House of Representatives & U.S. Senate.
Senator Mike Lee Introduces Resolution Asking Media to Refrain from Naming Mass Shooters
Senator Mike Lee has introduced a resolution in the Senate asking the media to stop naming mass shooters voluntarily.
Court Upholds Part Of An Injunction Against California’s And Hawaii’s Concealed Carry Laws
A three-judge panel from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld part of an injunction on concealed carry restrictions in Hawaii and California while striking down other parts.
Harris-Walz Campaign Recruiting Military Veterans to Influence Social Media
The marketing firm People First is hiring veterans to serve as paid social media influencers for the Harris-Walz campaign.
Huge Public Support for Washington Homeowner Who Shot Home Invader
Ammoland recently learned that for the second month in a row, Washington has more than 700,000 active concealed pistol licenses in circulation. The Kent homeowner is one of those citizens with a CPL.
9th Circuit Panel Hands Partial Win in ‘Sensitive Areas’ Gun Ban Lawsuit
We are pleased the 9th Circuit has affirmed part of the injunction, however, SAF will continue to aggressively litigate this case to ensure Californians may exercise their Second Amendment rights in full.
Court Rules Federal Machinegun Law Cannot Be Justified under Bruen
Gun control groups reacted with dismay to the decision, & highlighted the apparently sinister fact that Judge Broomes was appointed by former President Trump….
4 Killed on Train in the Gun Free Zone Known as Chicago
Even if you do have the legal ability to carry in Chicago, almost anywhere you would go throughout the city is off-limits.
Federal Court Strikes Down Illinois Ban on Right to Carry Weapons on Public Transport
Judge Iain D. Johnston of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois struck down the Illinois ban on the carry of legal weapons on public transit.
