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Douglas County Sheriff says gun owners need to exercise responsibility - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Sheriff says gun owners need to exercise responsibility

He said he's working with firearm trainers in the metro to increase public awareness of the importance of gun responsibility.

Source: wowt.com
California court upholds state-wide ban on assault weapons - Vimarsana News

California court upholds state-wide ban on assault weapons

Just last year the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot take away people’s right to carry a concealed weapon. Now a CA court of appeals is saying that the Supreme Court ruling will not overrule the state’s assault weapons ban.

Source: ktvu.com
California appeals court upholds state-wide assault weapons ban - Vimarsana News

California appeals court upholds state-wide assault weapons ban

A California court last week upheld a state-wide assault weapons ban that applies to firearms like the AR-15.

While Illinois Gun Owners Celebrate Statewide Halt to Gun Ban, Local Challenges Continue - Vimarsana News

While Illinois Gun Owners Celebrate Statewide Halt to Gun Ban, Local Challenges Continue

While Illinois Gun Owners Celebrate Statewide Halt to Gun Ban, Local Challenges Continue (Springfield, IL) (via The Center Square) — Illinois

Gun Ban Blocked in Illinois - Vimarsana News

Gun Ban Blocked in Illinois

Illinois gun owners are celebrating a victory in federal court as a judge has blocked the state from enforcing the gun and magazine ban, but some local bans still apply. The state banned the sale of more than 170 semi-automatic firearms and magazines over a certain capacity on Jan. 10. A slew of legal challenges were filed shortly after. On April 10, one phase of the state law kicked in that leveled petty offenses with $1,000 fines for being found with noncompliant magazines, and up to a Class 3 felony for being found with noncompliant firearms. A registry was set to be opened between Oct. 1 a...