Yesterday, the Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee passed Senate Bill 789 and Senate Bill 790 by a 3-0 vote.
SB 789, sponsored by state Senator Michael Green (R-31), would eliminate county concealed weapon licensing boards and transfer all of their …
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), sponsor of the federal “assault weapon” and “large” magazine “ban” of 1994-2004, is asking President Barack Obama to direct the BATFE to reinterpret a provision of the Gun Control Act of 1968 to prohibit the …
On Tuesday, March 25, the Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to consider Senate Bill 789 and the Firearms Records Confidentiality Package.
Collectively, the Firearms Records Confidentiality Package would require that information submitted to the government for purposes of firearms …
Yesterday, the Firearms Records Confidentiality Package, consisting of House Bill 4155, House Bill 5324, House Bill 5325, House Bill 5326, House Bill 5327 and House Bill 5328, passed overwhelmingly in the Michigan House of Representatives. …
On April 4, 2013, Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy (D) signed Senate Bill 1160 into law, unleashing one of the most draconian gun control laws in …
NSSF Promotes Don’t Lie for the Other Guy Program in Illinois, Michigan
NEWTOWN, Conn. — As part of its multi-year, ongoing national effort to help prevent illegal “straw” purchases of firearms, the National Shooting Sports Foundation is reminding the public …
The link below is a PDF containing information regarding the DHS ammunition purchases.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation has released a major new report about the importance of target shooting activities to the economies of Michigan and the nation. NSSF is the trade association for the firearms, ammunition, hunting …
NEWTOWN, Conn. – In striking down the City of Chicago’s 2010 ordinance banning the sales of firearms within city limits, U.S. District Court Judge Edmond E. Chang in his ruling released Monday provided important recognition that the right of Americans …
By a wide majority, Americans are skeptical of the reliability of technology intended to prevent all but authorized users of a firearm from being able to fire it. They also say overwhelmingly that they would not be likely to buy …
