• NJ Man Denied Firearm Purchase Permit Because Of Wife’s Prior Felonies

    TRENTON, NEW JERSEY — A southern New Jersey man cannot buy guns because his wife’s prior felonies and a misdemeanor domestic violence offense present an “unacceptable threat to public health, safety and welfare,” a state appellate court ruled. The two-judge panel determined that the presence of firearms in the man’s home would equate to his…

  • Convicted Felon Kills Armed Robber – Potentially Avoids Gun Charge

    KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE — When the Breadbox convenience store in Knoxville was being held up at gunpoint by an 18 year old thug, it was an armed convicted felon who fought back. In a surprising turn of events, Issac Jamal Scruggs, 42, happened to be shopping for some daily items when Tamal Stapleton, 18, came in…

  • Why Wait 48? Gov Walker Repeals 48 Hour Wait And Expands WI Gun Rights!

    MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN — Gov. Scott Walker plans on continuing to expand gun rights in Wisconsin by signing in two measures into law – Senate bills 35 and 70. According to the Washington Post, one is to repeal the 48 hour wait period all residents of Wisconsin must wait before purchasing a firearm and the other…

  • Sacramento Reports Spike In Crime, Still Has Trouble Letting Honest Citizens Carry Firearms

    SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — Sacramento Police Department recently released statistics showing 2015 is shaping up to be a very violent year for Californians.  Even as the statistics make their rounds, it’s looking like aggravated assaults are up 23% from the previous year.  Keep in mind, this is tabulated from just the first five months of 2015…

  • Is New Signage The Biggest Fuss For New TX Open Carry Law?

    AUSTIN, TEXAS — In January, Texans will be legally allowed to open carry their handguns with pride. Considered a major win for pro-Second Amendment rights supporters, Governor Abbott signed two laws into effect – one for campus concealed carry and the other for open carry. Now that the law is signed and set to go…

  • [BREAKING] Court Victory Gives Puerto Rico Permitless Concealed Carry And Open Carry

    According to the Second Amendment Foundation, a recent court victory gives Puerto Rico residents the ability to open carry and concealed carry without a permit. The class action lawsuit has apparently blown everyone’s expectations out of the water. In the lawsuit, it challenged Puerto Rico gun law, some of which the court ruled unconstitutional. As…

  • Retired Judge Takes Sheriff To Court Over CCW Denial

    EUGENE, OREGON — A retired Lane County judge is seeking to dispute a sheriff’s denial of his concealed carry license renewal and it’s calling into question the entire process that Oregon uses to issue concealed carry permits in the first place. Retired Circuit Judge James Hargreaves, 72, asserted that he had completed all the proper…

  • Open Carry Activists Making It Hard On The Rest Of Us?

    ATLANTA, GEORGIA — A series of videos have made their way onto YouTube depicting an open carrier by the name of Jim Cooley walking onto the premises of Hartfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia. These videos have stirred up quite a bit of controversy as the man is confronted by police as he makes his…

  • Concealed Carry Breakdown: Where “May Issue” Is Essentially “No Permit”

    Not all states were created equal.  Some states have taken extreme liberties with their interpretations of the Bill of Rights.  If you’re from these states, here are some of the obstacles you face when trying to obtain a concealed carry permit. Notable Notorious Exceptions for Concealed Carry Permits   California California is a tough state…