The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed a reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Grant v. Rovella, SAF’s challenge to Connecticut’s so-called “assault weapons” ban.
Reply Brief Filed with Supreme Court in Connecticut Firearms Ban Lawsuit
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Murders Down, Gun Ownership Thrives; Can Antis Talk Around This?
Somewhere north of a half-billion firearms are privately owned in the U.S., and yet murders have dramatically declined during the first year of the second Donald Trump administration.
New Hampshire Campus Carry Bill has Good Chance of Passage
A campus carry bill introduced into the New Hampshire General Court (legislature) has a reasonable chance of passage in 2026.
300,000 NFA Applications in First 22 Days of 2026, 150K Approved
The rush to submit Form 1 and Form 4 NFA applications for suppressors, short barreled rifles, short barreled shotguns, and any other weapons continues.
Attorneys General Push Back on Anti-Gun Lawfare, Outline Constitutional Strategy at SHOT Show 2026
The Attorneys General Forum was informative. The eight Attorneys General were articulate, committed to restoring rights protected by the Second Amendment, and knowledgeable about the tactics being used to attack those rights.
Knight’s Endorsements for 2026 NRA Board of Directors Election
Timothy Knight, an NRA whistleblower and former board member, released an endorsement list for the upcoming election.
Why the Ninth Circuit Keeps Losing—and Why Wolford v. Must End Judicial Defiance
The Second Amendment is not a suggestion, not a privilege, and not a right that evaporates when lawmakers grow uncomfortable with armed citizens.
Uvalde Police Officer Who Hesitated Cleared of Any Wrongdoing
Every police officer in the country knows what to do if they’re ever at a school and some madman starts killing children: Run toward the danger and shoot the murderer until he’s very, very dead.
South Dakota Bill to Allow Gun Silencers as “UN-Controlled Weapons” Introduced
Senate Bill 2 has been introduced into the South Dakota legislature for 2026. The bill removes state legal impediments to the ownership of silencers.
4th Circuit Upholds Most of Maryland’s Sweeping “Sensitive Places” Gun Ban
Democrat Governor Wes Moore called the ruling “a major win for public safety in Maryland,” rolling out the tired trope that the state would continue working to “keep illegal guns off our streets” while respecting lawful ownership.
Wisconsin Looks to Solidify Right to Bear Arms in State Constitution
The Wisconsin legislature is considering an amendment to strengthen the state constitution’s right to keep and bear arms.
Wolford v. Lopez: Why the Supreme Court’s Latest 2nd Amendment Case Risks Missing the Real Threat
Wolford v. Lopez a case before the U.S. Supreme Court is far more consequential—and potentially far more dangerous—than the question formally presented for review.
SCOTUS Weighs Hawaii “Vampire Rule” As Gun Owners Challenge Default Ban On Carry In Most Private Businesses ~ VIDEO
he Court’s decision will likely clarify how far states can go in turning ordinary, public-facing private spaces into de facto “sensitive places” through default rules that can then ban your constitutional GOD given rights…
The Insurrection Act, Which Trump Keeps Threatening to Invoke, Is Alarmingly Vague and Broad:
It authorizes domestic military deployments when any of the listed illegal activities “opposes or obstructs the execution” of federal laws or “impedes the course of justice under those laws.”
Idaho GOP Weaver Resolution a Welcome Move but Falls Short of Needed Action
The resolution, which is being forwarded to the prosecutor, the president, and the U.S. attorney general calls upon Boundary County Prosecutor Andrakay Pluid to bring charges of murder against Lon Horiuchi [and] calls on President Donald Trump to issue a full posthumous pardon to Randy Weaver for the “failure to appear” conviction.
New York’s Proposed 3D Printing Law Is Doomed To Fail
New York Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a package of proposals as part of her State of the State agenda to combat the rise of untraceable “ghost guns,” with a particular focus on those produced via 3D printing.
DeStefano Flown to New York City, Prepping for Court Hearings
Indie Guns owner Lawrence Michael DeStefano was picked up from Florida’s Orange County Jail by New York detectives this week after serving nearly 90 days in custody and flown to New York City aboard a private jet.
2026 NRA Board Member Update: Elections, Board Meeting, & More
At the NRA meeting, the committees and the Board of Directors accomplished a lot. I consider the meetings a success, in spite of the very troubling situation between the NRA and the NRA Foundation.
WA Activists Prepare For Renewed 2A Battles as Everytown Inflames Issue
Evergreen State Second Amendment activists are preparing for renewed battles over several pieces of holdover legislation including proposed limits on ammunition purchases, storage requirements and insurance.
DeStefano’s Freedom Ends—he has been taken to New York
Sixty-five-year-old Lawrence Michael DeStefano’s freedom ended abruptly Wednesday, as prison officials took him from a jail cell in the Free State of Florida to the hellhole of Rikers Island in New York.
Fifth Circuit Upholds Post-1986 Machine Gun Ban
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reaffirmed the constitutionality of the federal prohibition on private possession of machine guns, rejecting a direct challenge to 18 U.S.C. § 922(o).
Beyond SHOT: How the NSSF Prepares the Next Generation of Leaders
While the industry gathers for one high-profile three days, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) spends the other 362 days safeguarding America’s youth and cultivating the next generation of responsible shooters and leaders.
DOJ Declares Federal Ban on Mailing Handguns Unconstitutional in Landmark Opinion
Most critically, the opinion deems § 1715’s purpose illegitimate: it aims to suppress traffic in concealable firearms, particularly handguns.
Open Borders, Empty Jails, and Gun Confiscation: This Is the Plan
“Random violence” should cause thinking citizens to exhibit genuine concern, not to just relax and say to themselves, “Wow, sure glad that wasn’t me!”
DeStefano: ‘I will never tell Letitia James who bought my guns’
Orlando, Florida resident and Indie Guns owner Lawrence Michael DeStefano wants his 50,000 New York customers to know he will never give up their names.
Fifth Circuit Rejects DOJ Delay in ATF “Engaged in the Business” Case
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued a significant order in a high-profile Second Amendment lawsuit, denying the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) request to delay proceedings further.
Australian Gun Owners in ‘Fight For Our Lives,’ As PM Pushes More Restrictions
Quoted by The Guardian, Tom Kenyon, chief executive of the Sporting Shooters’ Association of Australia, declared, “We’re in the fight of our lives.”
NICS Report December 2025: Gun Sales Down 4.1% for the Year
The number of firearm sales in 2025, as measured by the adjusted NICS numbers by the National Shooting Sport Foundation, dropped 4.1 % from 2024 as a whole and 3.4% for December as a month.
Trump Pulls U.S. Out of the UN Register of Conventional Arms
President Trump has directed the United States to withdraw from international organizations that the administration says are no longer aligned with U.S. interests or sovereignty.
Florida Carry Advocacy Day in Tallahassee, Florida ~ Wednesday Jan 28th 2026 9:00am
Florida Carry invites you to join us for an Advocacy Day on Wednesday, January 28th, 2026. We will be meeting with Florida state Senators and House Representatives.