Publix now allows open carry in Florida stores, marking a historic win for Second Amendment supporters after a landmark court ruling.
Florida Shoppers Can Now Open Carry at Publix

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Publix now allows open carry in Florida stores, marking a historic win for Second Amendment supporters after a landmark court ruling.
Connecticut federal judge upholds state parks gun ban, sparking major Second Amendment concerns for gun owners.
Tennessee leaders fight to defend overturned gun bans, risking foundational freedoms and taxpayer dollars in a historic showdown.
The Murphy-Colbert exchange reminds us that the anti-gun movement’s goal remains unchanged: they want “total control.”
North Carolina’s Constitutional Carry movement stands at a crossroads after lawmakers postponed a high-stakes vote to override the governor’s veto.
Santa Clara faces a lawsuit over record-high concealed carry fees, sparking major Second Amendment concerns.
Renner’s “pro-gun” claims unravel under criticism. Learn why activists say vigilance—not party loyalty—protects the Second Amendment best.
No compromise gun lobbies vow to primary RINOs who betrayed the Second Amendment by backing bipartisan gun control.
A Florida appeals court has ruled the open carry ban unconstitutional, energizing gun rights supporters and changing public carry laws.
Gun rights groups mobilize legal challenges against Forest Service ban on recreational shooting in Colorado’s Pike National Forest.
The upcoming primary represents a second chance for Herrera, who came within about 400 votes of defeating the three-term incumbent in their May 2024 runoff election.
Sen. John Cornyn’s (R-TX) days as the Lone Star State’s senior senator may be numbered, as grassroots gun owners rally behind Ken Paxton.
From schools to military installations, gun-free zones have a history of turning otherwise secure places into hunting grounds for criminals.
Ron DeSantis moves to repeal Florida’s red flag law, while also launching a gun tax break that would expand gun rights.
Missouri’s Attorney General launched an investigation into Google and Meta, examining whether these tech giants have suppressed 2A content.
Rep. Tony Wied’s (R-WI) FIRE Act seeks to standardize magazine laws by eliminating state and local restrictions.
Leading gun rights organizations have sued the state of New Jersey over bans on suppressors and short-barreled rifles.
Facing surging urban coyote encounters, Missouri considers extending legal use of night‑vision and thermal optics
Colorado’s concealed carry law, HB 24-1174, took effect July 1. It requires in-person training and stricter permit standards.
Oregon’s SB 243, a new gun control bill banning rapid-fire devices and expanding public carry restrictions, has passed the legislature.
Ohio’s 2025 legislative session sees Democrats pushing for tougher gun laws, from mandatory waiting periods to bans on bump stocks.
AG Ken Paxton demanded that the City of Austin amend or end its contract with a bank that allegedly discriminates against the gun industry.
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo vetoes Assembly Bill 245, blocking new age restrictions on semiautomatic rifles and shotguns for those under 21.
Governor Josh Stein has vetoed North Carolina’s Constitutional Carry bill, Senate Bill 50, halting Constitutional Carry.
Rhode Island legislators in the State House passed House Bill 5436, the state’s proposed assault weapons ban.
Gun rights group challenges New York’s firearm carry ban in public parks. Second Circuit Court of Appeals to decide major gun rights case.
Gun buybacks are off the table in Texas, at least if Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs House Bill 3053 into law.
Under H.R. 2930, property managers receiving federal dollars would be barred from banning firearms, offering new Second Amendment protections.
Thousands of veterans have lost their gun rights because they needed help managing their benefits. New legislation aims to end this practice.
A federal appeals court has affirmed Massachusetts’ ban on certain semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines.