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      Supreme Court Takes Major NRA Second Amendment Case from New York

      Notionally, New York State passed a law preventing New York City from reverting the the challenged rules. New York State is not a party in this case. New York City is not technically free to revert to the challenged rules. This is why the Voluntary Cessation Doctrine doesn't kick in. In...
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      Would you be OK with ending NFA?

      The NFA established a registry and tax for certain items, to include MG's. The Hughes Amendment closed the registry for new civilian legal MG's. If the NFA was repealed, there would no longer be a registry. If MG's no longer have to be registered, it doesn't matter if the then...
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      San Diego law to lock up or disable guns in home

      The DC law didn't allow for functional firearms at all. The San Diego law (and the law in several other cities in CA) allow for a firearm to be kept in a functional status, unlocked as long as it is worn or under the immediate control of an adult. They aren't saying all of your guns have to be...
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      Young Opening Brief Filed

      Wolfwood is an actual lawyer... I *might* have stayed at a Holiday Inn last night... I've got toms of faith that he's ahead of me in the legal analysis :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::party29::party29::party29:
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      Supreme Court Takes Major NRA Second Amendment Case from New York

      Woohoo! I wasn't the only one who remembered that!
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      Supreme Court Takes Major NRA Second Amendment Case from New York

      Forget em. It's just a proposed rule change. It's not even a city ordinance for christ's sake. There's nothing stopping NYC from reverting once the case is dropped. Citations of court rulings are in the footnotes from the web-page I pulled it from...
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      Gun Control bill backed by Springfield Armory and Rock River Arms heads to Governor

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_control_policy_of_the_Bill_Clinton_administration This is why the hole on S&W revolvers for the internal lock is commonly referred to as the "Hillary Hole"
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