Good Year for Gun Rights

With a gun freedom-friendly governor in office and a bevy of gun bills (both good and bad) this year promises to be an interesting one in Virginia gun legislation. The Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL) has a handy legislation tracker here.

Link Rodeo 8/28/09

Rock, paper, scissors. Real gun trumps nail gun.

ATF changes its mind and will consider permanently attached 1.5" muzzle brakes as part of barrel length to meet the 16" minimum for rifles. In related news, I am not a federal felon.

David Hardy provides a link to the new NRA guide to interstate transportation of firearms and some coverage of the suit against the NYC/New Jersey Port Authority for arresting travelers at airports even though the TSA has said that they are transporting firearms in accordance with federal law.

Link Rodeo 7/10/09

Claire Wolfe's thoughts on civil unrest

Alphecca on the claim that only cops should have guns; Michigan AG defends joining the amicus brief at the Supreme Court supporting incorporation of the Second Amendment

Sebastian on the AHSA false flag endorsement of Sotomayor

Link Rodeo 7/8/09

Frank James makes some good points about planning for self-defense while staying at a motel.

We're winning on "assault weapon" bans when the Sacramento Bee points out how stupid they are.

Tips from a lawyer on dealing with a visit from the ATF.

Majority of state attorneys general sign an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to incorporate the Second Amendment against the states. Here's the ones that didn't.

Gun control group goes Tango Uniform in Iowa.

Lawsuit against Bushmaster over the DC Snipers' rifle has been dismissed.