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The Third Circuit has made the determination that 18-20-year-olds are members of ‘the People’ more than once, and we are hopeful the Supreme Court will follow suit and determine that adults under 21 have the same rights as other American adults
Having the Supreme Court take the case could finally and conclusively establish that 18-20-year-olds are members of ‘the People’ who have the same Second Amendment rights as other adults.
Two Pennsylvania Republicans are teaming up to modernize the state’s hunting laws, pushing to end the state’s long-standing prohibition on semi-autos for deer & bear.
As the legislation heads to the Senate Game & Fisheries Committee, all eyes are on whether this year will finally mark the end of the ban—and the beginning of a new chapter for sportsmen across the Commonwealth.
…the sheriff’s department to determine whether it is resisting pro-Second Amendment caselaw by “engaging in a pattern or practice of depriving ordinary, law-abiding Californians of their Second Amendment rights”
The new Concealed Handgun Permits reciprocity agreement means that Virginia residents with valid CHPs can legally carry concealed in Pennsylvania, just as Pennsylvania permit holders can already carry in Virginia.
Two hunting clubs in Clearfield County are suing the Pennsylvania Game Commission, saying officers routinely trespassed on their posted, gated land to conduct surveillance and enforce hunting laws.
A County jury has found former barber and Army veteran Maurice Byrd not guilty on all homicide charges in the fatal shooting of his neighbor, Stephen Strassburg, during a violent altercation…
…a big win for regular American gun owners who rely on the availability and affordability of firearms. It prevents activist judges and lawyers from using lawsuits to punish lawful gun businesses for crimes and accidents they didn’t cause.
Lee, a convicted felon, was on parole until 2054 and was prohibited from possessing a firearm. Authorities confirmed he was not legally allowed to have the gun…
A neighbor alerted the vehicle owner that a group of teenagers was attempting to break into his Honda. The man, who is legally licensed to carry a firearm, went outside to confront the suspects.
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s DOJ has asked the Supreme Court for an additional 30 days in Range v. Garland—a case that could have major implications for the rights of non-violent felons to own firearms.
..after a three-judge panel of the Third Circuit held the ban unconstitutional, based on its finding that 18-to-20-years-olds are part of “the people” whom the Second Amendment protects.
Pennsylvania’s petition for an en banc hearing over a challenge to a law banning the carrying of firearms by 18 to 20-year-old residents of the state during a declared emergency was denied.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has granted a petition for allowance of appeal in a case that challenges a Philadelphia ordinance banning privately manufactured firearms (PMF).
Pennsylvania Republican Attorney General Dave Sunday has broken his promise to defend the gun rights of the Commonwealth’s citizens.
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has won a victory for young adults’ gun rights in Pennsylvania.
Representative Amen Brown (D-10) has introduced a new bill (HB 1563) in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania legislature requiring anyone attending a gun show to show an ID. The gun show promoter must make a copy of the ID and keep it for five years.
…law-abiding 18-to-20-year-olds are broadly restricted from exercising their fundamental right to carry firearms for self-defense and other lawful purposes in Pennsylvania,,,
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court knocked down the City of Philadelphia’s challenge to the Commonwealth’s firearms preemption law.
Despite the emotional and tearful narratives presented by gun banners, including testimonies from gun violence victims, the court ruled that the preemption laws were within constitutional bounds.
Tim Thomas, a resident of Susquehanna County, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.
A Commonwealth of Pennsylvania carry ban for adults under the age of 21 has new life after an order by SCOTUS.
The home invader, who does not speak English, admitted to bringing the hatchet to “finish the fight”… no official confirmation regarding immigration status, but we all know…..
21-year-old man was walking to his car when he was approached by two suspects, including a 16-year-old boy who pressed a fake gun into his back, demanding keys, a wallet, and other valuables.
The attacker pushed the woman to the ground, grabbed her purse from the dining room table. The woman screamed for help, waking her adult son who responded with a gun..
Luczak threatened the homeowner. In response, the homeowner, fearing for his safety, drew a pistol and fired multiple shots, striking Luczak twice in the face.
A U.S. District Court of Pennsylvania issued an order granting summary judgment after finding the state’s law banning the carry of a firearm in a vehicle without a license unconstitutional.
DA Bible confirmed that the homeowner acted within her legal rights under Pennsylvania’s “castle doctrine.” This law permits the use of deadly force to protect oneself against an intruder within their home.
The Pennsylvania state law precludes young Adults from carrying firearms, whether openly or concealed, in public for self-defense and that has to end today.
