SUPREME COURT REVERSES LOWER COURT RULINGS ON MAG BAN, “ASSAULT WEAPONS” BAN, CARRY BAN

[RugersGR8]

Supreme Court reverses lower court rulings on mag ban, “assault weapons” ban, carry ban

The Supreme Court has begun forcing the lower courts to uphold the text of the Second Amendment on state mag bans, assault weapons bans, and carry bans.

gunrightsfoundation.org

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Supreme Court Vacates Large-Capacity Magazine and Assault Weapon Bans in a Preview of What's Coming Next

The gun control dam in breaking and releasing freedom.

redstate.com

 

[ttown]

Keep it up we’ve got the NWO on the ropes. The battles have just started IMO.

They won’t sell our dreams of a better world without a fight.

Sounds like all the hate against the supremes have taken note and it’s backfiring on our self appointed elites to me.

Everyone one need to be brought up to the 21st century (lord be willing), not be brought down to feudal times. IMO

 

[DavidMcmillan]

Add these decisions and the legislation just passed by Congress, and June goes into the record books as a pretty good month. The legislation that was finally passed contained virtually nothing, but it was being reported as a major piece of legislation.

These results were brought about by the continuously, well presented efforts of those we have worked to elect and advocates such as OK2A, GOA, NRA, etc.

Good news, but no time to sit back and rest. The need will never be eliminated.

 

[Perplexed]

Good news, but no time to sit back and rest. The need will never be eliminated.

Indeed. NY State has already announced its desire to circumvent the Bruen decision where “legally” possible. This will probably be done via additional paperwork, longer processing times, and especially the proliferation of “sensitive places” beyond court houses, polling places, etc. There’s even mention of designating subways as sensitive places, which will hamstring the movements of CC permit holders in NYC.

 

[Cat City Slim]

The only item of substance in the legislation recently passed is federal grants to states to install red flag laws. If, as expected, Republicans take back the House in November, they can refuse to fund the grants, rendering the legislation moot. It remains to be seen whether the Republicans have the spine to do it.

 

[Dumpstick]

. It remains to be seen whether the Republicans have the spine to do it.

I know which way I'm betting...