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NRA / CRPAF LAWSUIT INVALIDATES AB 962
COURT GRANTS NRA / CRPA FOUNDATION MOTION, INVALIDATES UNCONSTITUTIONAL AMMUNITION REGULATION STATUTE THAT WOULD HAVE BANNED MAIL ORDER AMMO SALES & REQUIRED AMMO SALES REGISTRATION In a dramatic ruling giving gun owners a win in an N... »
Team USA dominates World Action Shooting Championships in Australia
As NRAblog reported last week, Australia recently hosted the 7th NRA World Action Shooting Championships. The Championships concluded Saturday, October 9, 2010. Chip Lohman, Managing Editor of Shooting Sports USA magazine, shared t... »
Kopel: NRA supports pro-gun Democrats, and many Democrats support the Second Amendment
Earlier this week, I wrote that NRA would be foolish obey the wishes of Republican activists who want the NRA to endorse only Republicans, and especially to not endorse endangered House Democrats. Here are some data on NRA endorsements, and some of the... »
Ammo: Long-Term Storage Tips
With the run on ammunition and threats from elsewhere, it pays to store your ammo right. »
San Diego Pays $35,000, Agrees to Finding of Factual Innocence for Improper Unloaded Open Carry†Arrest
San Carlos CA (September 29, 2010) - The City of San Diego will pay $35,000 to gun rights activist Samuel Wolanyk for his improper arrest. The San Diego Police Department also granted Mr. Wolanyk’s petition for a Finding of Factual Innocence, admit... »
CGF Submits Letter to DOJ on Proposed DROS Fee Reduction, Requests Audit of DOJ BoF
As many of you will recall, Gene recently informed in this CGN thread that DOJ would be pursuing a rulemaking to reduce the DROS fee by $5, the associated fund balance and allow for administrative fee adjustments in the future. CGF immediately initi... »
With a Key Supreme Court Decision Pending, NRA Watches the Court’s Latest Nominee
On Monday, June 28, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee will begin confirmation hearings on the nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to be an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. »
VPC’s latest study is debunked
VPC claims that loose gun laws, and in particular "right to carry," is associated with higher crime rates. Howard Nemerov takes them on, showing how they discarded much of the data, and the full dataset cuts the other way. »
Chicago prepares for losing its handgun ban
If the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Chicago's handgun ban, the city will likely do what Washington, D.C., did when its own ban was overturned two years ago: Put in place all sorts of restrictions to make it tougher to buy guns. »