Brandon Curtis
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The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld New York’s law requiring background checks and a fee for ammunition purchases, rejecting arguments that it violates the Second Amendment. While the case now returns to a lower court, the law remains in effect, reinforcing the state’s stricter approach to firearm and ammunition regulation.
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Many concealed carriers feel ready to defend themselves, but confidence without training can be deadly. This article breaks down why skill, not just possession, determines survival.
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A tense confrontation unfolded late Monday night in Grover, NC, when a suspected burglar opened fire on a homeowner who caught him mid-crime. A nearby neighbor, fearing for his safety, also exchanged gunfire before the suspect fled the scene.
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An Albany, LA resident shot a man who was allegedly trying to set a home on fire with someone inside. Authorities have ruled the shooting an act of self-defense, and the suspect now faces attempted arson charges.
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A stabbing at a Rochester gas station was stopped by an armed civilian who drew his legally registered handgun, forcing the attacker to cease. Police confirmed the suspect, known to the victim, was arrested shortly after the incident.
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A Chicago concealed carry license holder shot a man who allegedly tried to run him over with his own stolen vehicle in the South Shore neighborhood. The suspect, later found at a hospital in critical condition, is believed to have been involved in the theft and assault.
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Publix has announced it will allow customers to openly carry firearms in its Florida stores, following a recent state appeals court decision declaring the state’s open carry ban unconstitutional. The grocery chain emphasized its commitment to following all laws while maintaining a safe shopping environment.
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Police in Rock Hill, SC, have determined that a recent shooting at the Galleria Mall was a lawful act of self-defense. The shooter was initially detained but released after investigators confirmed he acted to protect himself during a physical altercation.
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Gavin Newsom Signs Glock Ban Bill Into Law
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Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1127 into law, effectively banning the sale of most Glock pistols in California starting July 1, 2026. The bill focuses on design features like the cruciform trigger bar and the potential for illegal conversion to automatic fire, sparking criticism from Second Amendment advocates who argue it punishes law-abiding gun owners…
