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Instead of arguing in court or rallying outside government buildings, anti-hunting groups are attempting something new: flooding the permit lottery in hopes of keeping hunters out of the woods.
The Palm Beach Post published an opinion article on open carry in Florida. They get a few things wrong.
Renner’s “pro-gun” claims unravel under criticism. Learn why activists say vigilance—not party loyalty—protects the Second Amendment best.
The open carry of any commonly used firearm—rifles, shotguns or handguns—is now 100% legal in Florida.
A late-night robbery outside a Dania Beach 7-Eleven ended with one suspect dead, another injured, and an armed citizen released after being questioned by deputies.
A Florida appeals court has ruled the open carry ban unconstitutional, energizing gun rights supporters and changing public carry laws.
Florida’s appeals court has struck down the state’s decades-old ban on open carry, calling it unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. The unanimous ruling marks a major victory for FL gun owners…
The tax break applies to pistols, rifles, and shotguns, as well as accessories like holsters, charging handles, stocks, optics, and cleaning kits. Ammunition is also included under Florida Statute…
For 35 years, law-abiding Floridians have had to endure unconstitutional laws that arbitrarily deny them access to legally guns. …illogical, and unconstitutional gun control laws like this are being thrown out in federal courts across the country.
Hunters in Florida are again afforded the opportunity to pursue black bears through regulated hunting supported by science-based wildlife management decision making.
The court ruled that Florida medical marijuana patients ‘cannot be labeled as dangerous people solely due to their medicinal marijuana use,’ striking down the government’s attempt to strip away their gun rights.”
On July 1, 2024, the Florida law restoring the right of people to defend themselves, their pets, and their homes from black bears went into effect. In the first six months, the law was invoked four times.
Ron DeSantis moves to repeal Florida’s red flag law, while also launching a gun tax break that would expand gun rights.
A Florida gun dealer is responsible for stopping some serious weapons from making their way to a violent Mexican drug cartel.
The Florida Fish Wildlife and Conservation Commission has released it initial report on the investigation of the first recorded fatal bear attack in Florida. Perhaps some questions will be answered in a future report.
The State of Florida has repealed a statute which forbid the exercise of several rights protected by the Second Amendment during locally declared emergencies.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 6025 into law, protecting our Second Amendment Rights during a state of emergency.
There is something that is in DeSantis’ power to do that can mitigate that danger without having to rely on oath-breaking Republican power players…
The case is National Rifle Association v. Glass, and it’s a seven-year-old battle to correct a law passed in haste by the Florida Legislature, wrongfully depriving hundreds of thousands of young adults of their civil liberties.
So, why not ask him what he told NRA to get them to mobilize their members on his behalf?
In Florida, a fatal black bear attack has been recorded for the first time. It happened in a rural part of the state.
Upon being confronted about this alleged violation of state rights and the investigation, a spokesperson for the city of Jacksonville said, “Out of respect and in full cooperation with their review, we won’t be commenting further at this time.”
Trump acknowledged the Florida State University tragedy but warned against using it to erode Second Amendment rights.
Florida Carry’s cases against the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (“FDLE”) for violations of your rights are moving forward after multiple victories in Florida’s First District Court of Appeals.
According to attorneys, the now dead attacker could not legally carry a firearm due to his criminal history.
We’ve seen this before—lawful gun owners being treated like threats simply for being armed. Add a barking dog to the mix, and suddenly the civilian becomes the enemy.
Florida House votes to lower the minimum age for purchasing long guns from 21 to 18, repealing parts of post-Parkland gun control law.
Florida’s strong firearm pre-emption law could be significantly undermined if House Bill 651 is passed into law.
“If the NRA decides to seek further review at SCOTUS, I am directing my office not to defend this law.” – Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis showed strong support for restoring Second Amendment rights in the Gunshine State.
