An interesting article because of New Hampshire law.  “Gun Free Zone” has no legal standing except for certain federal buildings, like post offices and courts.  There is no restriction on firearms within the capital buildings as well.

Going into a medical facility with a firearm is not illegal.  If your firearm is seen then the staff can request you leave.  If you don’t leave you can be trespassed.   This man got in trouble because he had his hand on his firearm when the police approached which took this to a different level.

Police: Man arrested after refusing to surrender gun inside N.H. hospital

A man from Hancock was arrested Friday after police said he refused to surrender a handgun to officers inside Monadnock Community Hospital.

Just an opinion piece on the Oregon Supreme Court allowing the county judges injunction to remain.  It is reported that their opinion read much like Alito’s did.  That they are going to let this play out within the county court and they will get involved only after the case has been decided based on the merits of the case

Oregon Supreme Court denies motion allowing Measure 114 gun laws to take effect

Oregon’s Supreme Court denied a petition asking for Measure 114 to take effect on Thursday morning.The petition had been filed by the State in Janaury 2023.REL

California AG Rob Bonta whines that the Fifth Circuit court found parts of 18 USC §922(g) unconstitutional. “Their legal analysis is poor, their conclusions are misguided and their outcomes are dangerous and that is a problem.”  The media agress with him.

California’s attorney general braces for looming court decisions on California gun laws

“Their legal analysis is poor, their conclusions are misguided and their outcomes are dangerous and that is a problem,” Bonta told KCRA 3 on Friday on the federal court ruling.

MSNBC miss reports on the Fifth Circuit court’s ruling in order to get the feels.  Forgetting the difference between having a TRO for domestic violence and being convicted of domestic violence.

The Supreme Court’s assault on Americans strikes again

Overturning Roe v. Wade wasn’t last year’s only high court disaster. We’re seeing a dangerous gun ruling play out in real time.

Over in Illinois county Judge T. Scott Webb issued an injunction against Illinois’ kill carry/gun ban.  Unfortunately this only applies for the people named on the suit.  So far the injunctions are being restricted to the plaintiffs, but they are happening.

This was covered before.  There is more to this story other than a dumpster full of firearms.  It is unlikely we’ll know until the case is decided in court.

Federal agents discovered a dumpster filled with almost 250 working rifles and shotguns in Oklahoma, and allege that a man was given 2 free shotguns to hang on his wall

A gun store owner may have improperly disposed of the weapons and his staff may have given a man two shotguns for free with no background check.

A bit of balanced reporting where they don’t make the FFL out to be a merchant of death

How do you buy a rifle in Nebraska?

KETV takes you inside the process to purchase a long gun in the state.

Another strand of spaghetti that was thrown at the wall in NJ was blocked when District Judge Zahid Quraishi issued an injunction based on the PLCAA.

Judge blocks NJ law allowing state to sue gun industry

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a New Jersey law that allowed the state to sue gun manufacturers for creating a “public nuisance” with their sale and marketing of firearms. New Jersey…

The ATF has released a report that I’ve not read yet. The media has decided that it is proof that guns and more importantly, “ghost guns” are horribly dangerous.  The cool thing is that if §922(g) is ruled unconstitutional, all this yap-yap about “Ghost Guns” will be mooted.

Ghost gun use in U.S. crimes has risen more than 1,000% since 2017, federal report says

Police submitted almost two million “crime guns” to the ATF to trace since 2017, with a quarter of those guns being used in a crime within a year of purchase, federal data shows.

A huge part of the infringers battle plan revolves around making buying, selling, and/or owning gun too expensive for the common person.  One way they do this is to get towns, cities, and counties to pass infringements which then need to be fought in court with  no real cost to the people that passed these infringements.

Cincinnati takes a swing at gun reform with a lawsuit and new ordinances

In an effort to curb gun violence, Cincinnati has two proposed ordinances for City Council to consider and filed a lawsuit against the state.