More than a dozen gun rights organizations led by the Second Amendment Foundation have joined in a 37-page amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court supporting a challenge to New York carry laws by the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association. It’s the first Second Amendment case to be accepted for review by the […]
Damning Report in WA: Less Cops, More Murders (Despite Gun Control Laws)
The annual report on Evergreen State crime from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) contains some alarming data showing homicides have risen 66.9 percent statewide since 2016, but the number of commissioned law enforcement officers per 1,000 population ranks at the bottom for the entire nation. Last year, according to a synopsis […]
Stunning Turnaround: WA Reverses CPL Decline, Adds Nearly 5K in May
After a year of steady decline in the number of active Concealed Pistol Licenses in Washington State, the Department of Licensing reported this week that May saw an increase of nearly 5,000 more CPLs than were reported in April, according to a report in AmmoLand News. DOL data shows the number of active CPLs on […]
WA Gun Sales Climbed While Active CPLs Declined
The latest figures on active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State reflect a curious—and for gun rights advocates, possibly alarming—decline in the number of people licensed to carry, during a period when gun sales climbed dramatically. Writing for the National Review, David Harsanyi notes, “The United States is still in the midst of the greatest […]
Supreme Court Will Hear New York Carry Case; Right to Bear Arms at Issue
UPDATED: The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear a Second Amendment case challenging New York State’s carry law that could expand on the right to bear arms, opening the door to what could be a major impact on restrictive gun laws in several states. The case is known as New York State Rifle […]
Have Eight WA Counties Stifled RKBA During Pandemic?
Writing this week at Ammoland News, Lawrence Keane—senior vice president and general counsel at the National Shooting Sports Foundation—reported that Nebraska, Mississippi, Texas, New Hampshire, Utah and other state legislatures “are working to strengthen their state’s preemption laws. But what about Washington, the Evergreen State, with a rich history of gun ownership and one of […]
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