Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey wants DeWine to veto Ohio SB 214 over suppressors, SBRs and sawed-off shotguns. Read the original story: Hamilton County Sheriff Calls on DeWine to Veto SB 214, Says Suppressed Shots Will Be Hard for ShotSpotter to Hear
The Supreme Court denied Holloway v. Brown on Nov. 9, leaving Washington’s law disarming people over repeat DUIs in place. Read the original story: Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Holloway v. Brown, Leaving Washington’s Repeat-DUI Gun Ban Standing After the State Waived Its Response
Florida AG James Uthmeier says law-abiding residents can now possess SBRs and SBSs without a tax stamp or fear of state prosecution. Read the original story: Florida AG Uthmeier Says Floridians Can Own Short-Barreled Rifles and Shotguns Without a Tax Stamp, Won’t Defend Convictions on Appeal
Florida AG James Uthmeier issued an opinion calling the state's 2018 bump-stock ban unconstitutional and won't defend convictions under it. Read the original story: Florida AG James Uthmeier Declares State’s 2018 Bump-Stock Ban Unconstitutional, Says His Office Won’t Defend Convictions Under It
Welcome back to Front Line Friday. This week is an editorial on the operational value of community trust: how relationships in the places you patrol provide intelligence, cooperation, and officer safety, and what agencies and individual officers do to build or burn that asset. Front Line Friday i...
A Chicago concealed carry holder shot a burglar who charged him at his garage in 2022. The burglar has now been sentenced to two years. Read the original story: Chinatown Homeowner With Carry License Shot Burglar Who Charged at Him From His Garage. Now the Burglar Gets Two Years
Police say a Berlin man entered a Stonycreek Township home, wrestled away the resident's handgun, then beat him. He faces felony charges. Read the original story: Pennsylvania Man Grabs Handgun After Intruder Enters His Home, Loses It in a Struggle and Gets Beaten, Police Say
Steve_MP5 admits providing an AS Designs ARHK prototype to Rare Breed Triggers, citing patent liability concerns. Firearms attorney James Reeves isn't buying his explanation.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says the state's 2018 bump-stock ban violates the Second Amendment and will no longer defend convictions under the law. But the felony prohibition remains on the books, leaving Florida gun owners facing continued legal uncertainty.
FPC filed a brief asking a federal judge to reject Delaware's bid to reconsider the ruling that struck down its ghost gun ban. Read the original story: FPC Brief Urges Federal Judge to Reject Delaware’s Bid to Revive Ghost Gun Ban, Says Law Change Left ‘No Safe Harbor for Self-Manufactured Fi...