Yesterday’s ruling stays enforcement of the injunction as applied to the restrictions against the so-called “large-capacity” magazines, as of 5:00PM TODAY, April 5, 2019.
Federal Court Stays “Large-Capacity” Magazine Ruling

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Yesterday’s ruling stays enforcement of the injunction as applied to the restrictions against the so-called “large-capacity” magazines, as of 5:00PM TODAY, April 5, 2019.
To celebrate Judge Roger Benitez’s ruling XTech Tactical is offering a special sale on its website through this Sunday!
An AmmoLand article is exhibit one in the response to California Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s petition for a stay of the judge’s decision.
Since Friday’s landmark court decision that legalized magazines holding more than ten rounds in California buyers have been going crazy with purchases.
Brownells resumed selling its entire magazine selection to California customers after a U.S. District Court declared California’s ban and confiscation laws against more-than-10-round-capacity magazine
Some online retailers like Botach have already started processing orders for the once-banned magazines to the residents of the Golden State.
This monumental victory comes in the NRA and CRPA supported lawsuit titled Duncan v. Becerra, which challenges all of California’s laws banning so-called “large-capacity” magazines.
FPC and FPF announced today the filing of an amicus, or “friend of the court,” brief in support of a petition for certiorari at the U.S. Supreme Court in Peña v. Horan.
The SAF & Calguns Foundation have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for a review of their challenge to California’s “Unsafe Handgun Act,” that violates the Second Amendment by banning handguns.
The Second Amendment Foundation and four other rights groups have joined in a lawsuit against the State of California for preventing individuals from exercising their Second Amendment human rights.
On Friday, November 14th, 2018, the California Department of Justice released what is obviously the first set of regulations governing ammunition registration. Why is it obvious that this is the first
The haters and politicians are VERY honest. Their goal is to destroy the “gun culture” in America. That means an end to all recreational shooting and hunting and gun ownership.
There are now over 800 California state statutes regulating the manufacture, distribution, sale, possession, and use of firearms and ammunition, as well as hundreds of administrative regulations.
The glee with which people who are opposed to basic rights discuss the murder of millions in pursuit of their goals should tell the country exactly why we must stop them.
A weekend tiff over Eric Swalwell’s proposal for an Australia-style confiscation of semi-automatic firearms was marked by stupidity on all sides.
Earlier this week, the City of Palm Springs decided to repeal the reporting ordinance to avoid litigation.
Gun owners stick together right..? It’s shocking to me how quickly some folks in the firearms community are willing to write off their gun loving countrymen.
Tragedy struck at a college country night at Borderline Bar and Grill located in Thousand Oaks, California 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
Last night, a man carried out a horrific attack on our American brothers and sisters in Thousand Oaks, California. Today, we grieve for those lives lost.
The San Diego Board of Supervisors voted in favor of a ban (on first reading) on federal BLM land for the Donohoe Flats and Pink Gate recreational shooting areas.
Sheriff Sniff and the Department requires that all applicants be U.S. citizens, and that legal U.S. residents could not apply for a “CCW” license to carry his handgun in public.
The Second Amendment Foundation has joined in a federal lawsuit challenging Riverside County, California and Sheriff Stanley Sniff over the county’s handgun carry license policies…
Plaintiff Arie van Nieuwenhuyzen asked the Riverside County Sherriff’s Department how he could apply for a “CCW” license to carry it in public. But the Sheriff’s Department told him NO.
Unconstitutional laws in California and Hawaii are still being enforced despite the decision made as a result of Young v. Hawaii. You might be wondering why CRPA hasn’t filed a lawsuit?
Once again we see California continue to march steadily forward towards more gun control. It almost seems that the state is enacting new laws for the sake of enacting new laws.
Senate Bill No. 1100 (“SB 1100”), raises the minimum age to purchase a “long gun” firearm. This restriction is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2019.
Governor Jerry Brown made the last legislative decisions of his political career and left his mark as a solid anti-gun politician who was willing to throw gun owners a pitful bone now and again.
Two steps forward and one step back Friday, September 28th, 2018, as decisions are announced from Governor Brown’s office. It seems that the Second Amendment community can’t catch a break.
Attorneys for seven California gun owners and five advocacy organizations announced a new court filing in a now-federal constitutional rights lawsuit over California’s “assault weapon” registration.
A federal court invalidated California’s ban on-premises advertising relating to handguns (but not other firearms), disparaging the state’s proffered justification for the law.