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A federal judge ruled that a man convicted of a misdemeanor crime several years ago, may not lose his Second Amendment rights under a federal gun control statute...

The post Second Amendment Foundation Victory Again Shows Gun Rights Restoration IS Possible appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep & Bear Arms recently won a major court ruling involving interstate handgun transfers & whether a ban on such transfers meets constitutional muster...

The post CCRKBA Wins SAF-Funded Case On Interstate Handgun Transfer Ban appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Wednesday, Second Amendment advocates won a huge victory in a case over the federal ban on out of state residents purchasing handguns.

The post Court documents in the case of Mance v. Eric H. Holder and B. Todd Jones appeared first on Guns.com.

A U.S. District Judge Wednesday ruled that the federal law prohibiting handgun sales to out of state residents filed is in violation of both the Second and Fifth amendments.

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A Federal judge rules that the ban on the interstate sales of handguns is unconstitutional. Alan Gura and SAF have achieved another significant victory...

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Alan Gura has filed another second amendment lawsuit, based on the law that was passed by D.C. to prevent the issue of almost all carry permits.

The post Alan Gura and SAF 2nd Suit against DC appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

The Second Amendment Foundation, who backed the case that brought concealed carry to Washington D.C., is back in federal court fighting the District over its new and draconian may-issue permitting scheme that has declined more permits than it has granted.

The post SAF sues D.C. again over concealed carry, this time on behalf of those denied permits appeared first on Guns.com.

The Second Amendment Foundation is taking the District of Columbia to federal court over its new, may-issue concealed carry laws, on behalf of those denied permits.

The post Court documents in case of Wrenn v DC over concealed carry laws appeared first on Guns.com.

This week, under orders from a federal judge, the first concealed carry permits in Washington, DC in 83 years were given out, and the numbers are underwhelming.

The post Washington D.C. approves just 8 concealed carry permits appeared first on Guns.com.

Alan Gura wrote a masterful reply to the D.C. government's contention that it should not be held in contempt in the Palmer v. D.C. second amendment case...

The post Alan Gura’s reply to Palmer v. D.C. Contempt Defense appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

A federal judge is considering holding the District of Columbia in contempt of court for enacting new concealed carry laws that he ruled too restrictive for the city, the Washington Times reports.

The post Federal judge may hold D.C. in contempt over gun laws appeared first on Guns.com.

Mayor Vincent C. Gray signed the District of Columbia's strict new emergency concealed carry law Friday while the city promises to confiscate guns of those found to be carrying without a permit.

The post DC signs concealed carry into law, prepares to prosecute illegal carriers appeared first on Guns.com.