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- National Reciprocity Bill Advances in House Alongside Firearm Due Process Reform March 26, 2025WASHINGTON, D.C. — The House Judiciary Committee has taken a significant step toward expanding Second Amendment protections by advancing two NRA-backed bills on March 25, 2025. The committee held a markup session and voted to report favorably on H.R. 38, the “Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act”, and H.R. 2184, the “Firearm Due Process Protection Act”—sending both to the […]
- Colorado Legislature Advances Semiautomatic Firearm Restrictions with SB25-003 March 26, 2025DENVER, CO — On March 24, 2025, the Colorado House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 25-003 (SB25-003), a measure aimed at regulating semiautomatic firearms and rapid-fire devices. The bill seeks to prohibit the manufacture, distribution, transfer, sale, and purchase of specified semiautomatic firearms and classifies devices that increase the rate of fire of a semiautomatic firearm as […]
- SIG SAUER Introduces ROMEO-RS: Durable, Affordable Red Dots for Everyday Carry March 25, 2025TUALATIN, OR — SIG SAUER has introduced the ROMEO-RS™ (Reinforced Steel) series of pistol-mounted red dot optics, combining rugged construction, lightweight performance, and affordability in two models tailored for everyday carry and duty applications. Designed, developed, tested, and assembled in Oregon, the ROMEO-RS series offers shooters a durable optic with premium features at a price point that rivals […]
- Store Clerk Shoots Armed Assailant During Altercation in Othello, WA March 24, 2025OTHELLO, WA — A confrontation inside a local store on Saturday afternoon ended with one man hospitalized and facing criminal charges after he was shot during a struggle with the store clerk. As reported by KXLY, the incident occurred at a store located near the southwest corner of the Bench Road roundabout. Authorities say 22-year-old […]
- South Dakota Governor Urges ATF to Remove Obsolete Suppressor Shipping Rule March 24, 2025PIERRE, SD — South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden is calling on federal authorities to revise a longstanding regulation that imposes a mandatory seven-day waiting period before shipping firearms and related accessories across state lines, including suppressors. In a letter sent on March 24, 2025, to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and Acting ATF Director Kash […]
- South Dakota Governor Signs Trio of Pro-Second Amendment Bills into Law March 24, 2025PIERRE, SD — Governor Larry Rhoden signed three pro-Second Amendment bills into law during a ceremony at Boyd’s Gunstock in Mitchell as part of his “Open for Opportunity” tour. The signing reflects the state’s continued efforts to protect and expand the rights of law-abiding gun owners. “One of my favorite things about South Dakota is how […]
- Trump Administration Restores CMP M1911 Sales Program After Pause During Biden-Harris Administration March 21, 2025ANNISTON, AL — The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) has officially resumed sales of surplus U.S. Army M1911 pistols, following an eight-month suspension during the Biden-Harris administration. The revival of the program came swiftly under President Donald Trump’s second term, with CMP reopening its order processing in late January 2025. CMP CEO Jerry O’Keefe shared a detailed […]
- Bystander’s Armed Intervention Stops Stabbing Attack at New Hampshire McDonald’s March 21, 2025NASHUA, NH – A bystander with a firearm intervened during a violent altercation involving a knife at a McDonald’s in Nashua, New Hampshire. On Tuesday night, a fight broke out between two groups who police believe knew each other, and it quickly escalated when 22-year-old Jose Vasquez repeatedly stabbed a 32-year-old man multiple times in […]
- Armed Citizen Shoots Robbery Suspect During Early Morning Struggle in Midtown Memphis March 21, 2025MEMPHIS, TN — An attempted robbery early Tuesday morning in Midtown Memphis ended with a suspect in critical condition after a resident defended himself with a firearm, according to the Memphis Police Department. Officers responded around 5:45 a.m. to reports of a shooting near 31 South McLean Boulevard. Upon arrival, they spoke with a man […]
- Democrats Push Magazine Capacity Limits Under Misleading ‘Keep Americans Safe Act’ March 20, 2025WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) and 21 other Senate Democrats have introduced the “Keep Americans Safe Act,” a sweeping gun control bill that aims to ban standard-capacity magazines holding more than ten rounds. If enacted, this legislation would prohibit the sale, transfer, possession, importation, or manufacturing of these magazines nationwide, threatening the rights […]
- Pennsylvania Man Sentenced After Mistaking Instacart Driver for Intruder and Opening Fire March 20, 2025NEWTON TWP., PA — A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to six months in jail and over four years of probation after shooting an Instacart delivery driver outside his home earlier this year. The incident, which authorities say was based on a misunderstanding, left the driver seriously injured and highlighted the importance of properly identifying […]
- Bills to Lower Firearm Purchase Age, Expand Carry Rights Advance in Florida March 20, 2025TALLAHASSEE, FL — Several firearm-related bills are advancing in the Florida Legislature, reflecting continued efforts to adjust gun laws in the state. Three key bills—one lowering the firearm purchase age, another allowing off-duty law enforcement officers to carry weapons at certain events, and a third removing firearm restrictions during emergencies—have successfully passed committee votes and […]
- Houston Homeowner Fatally Shoots Suspected Burglar Upon Return Home March 19, 2025HOUSTON, TX — A suspected burglar was shot and killed Monday afternoon outside a residence in Houston after the homeowners returned to find him on their property. Houston police responded to a shooting call around 4:05 p.m. at a home on Bonnie Brae Drive, where they discovered an unresponsive male lying in the driveway. Houston […]
- Texas Bill Proposes Gun Safety and Hunter Education as Physical Education Elective March 19, 2025AUSTIN, TX — A newly proposed bill in the Texas Legislature could allow public high school students to take a gun safety and hunter education course as part of their physical education curriculum. House Bill 1085, authored by Representatives Pat Curry and Helen Kerwin, aims to introduce a “lifetime recreation and outdoor pursuits” course that […]
- North Carolina Advances ‘Freedom to Carry NC’ Bill Allowing Permitless Concealed Carry for Residents 18 and Older March 18, 2025RALEIGH, NC — On March 18, 2025, the North Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee approved Senate Bill 50, titled “Freedom to Carry NC,” which proposes to allow U.S. citizens aged 18 and older to carry concealed handguns without obtaining a permit. The bill now moves to the Senate Rules and Operations Committee for further consideration. Key Provisions […]
