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U.S. appeals court appears poised to strike down Maryland’s ban on semiautomatic assault-style weapons as unconstitutional based on recent Supreme Court ruling.

A Federal Way gun retailer is the subject of a lawsuit after an investigation found the owner was illegally selling high-capacity magazines.

The court battle in Oregon may overshadow the revived Maryland rifle ban challenge, and both are intertwined with the gun control agenda Biden has been pursuing since his days on Capitol Hill.

Law enforcement won’t be ready by Dec. 8 when the law takes effect, and they likely won’t be ready anytime soon.

What does one do about a sheriff who refuses to obey the law? Answer: Sue him as many times as it takes. Although North Carolina pistol purchase permits (PPPs) and concealed handgun permits (CHPs) are being issued on a timely basis in ninety-eight counties, two urban sheriffs insist on flouting the law. Because it’s illegal

The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco has vacated and remanded a lower court decision in the long-running challenge of provisions in gun control Initiative 1639.

On the eve of the first oral arguments to decide whether to delay Oregon’s narrowly passed gun control ...

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Portland, Oregon challenging provisions of Ballot Measure 114, which is scheduled to take effect Dec. 8.

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed its second lawsuit in federal court challenging tenets of Measure 114, the Oregon gun control package narrowly