Federal Firearm Laws

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There are several important reasons for utilizing airguns as firearm training tools. Airguns are inexpensive to purchase and use, may be readily and safely used even in the home, and are exempt from most state and Federal firearms Laws. The matter of cost is, of course, the most obvious benefit to their use. Attaining (and [...]

Do not miss out on getting your FFL. With todays political standings this could be a turning point for the firearms industry. With the new president elect we do not know what is going to happen to the firearms industry. Your window of opportunity may be closing in fast to even get your FFL. We [...]

One of the worst pieces of anti-gun owner legislation in a number of years effectively has been tabled by the California legislature when Los Angeles Democratic Assemblyman Kevin De Leon’s AB962 was put in the Suspense File by the Assembly Appropriations Committee on Wednesday this week. The bill would have stopped the private transfer of [...]

A tough new anti-gun bill filed yesterday by Gov. Deval L. Patrick seeks limit the purchase of guns to one per month and gives the courts new power to hold suspects without bail for simple illegal possession of a firearm. Source: NRA-ILA News

The Arizona House has given preliminary approval to a controversial gun-rights bill. The bill would generally permit gun owners to keep legally owned weapons in their locked vehicles in parking lots and garages. Source: NRA-ILA News

The left-right ‘grand coalition’ has agreed to present a series of measures to parliament in late May tightening arms control laws, several dailies said. Proposals include banning paintball, limiting youth access to shooting sports, an electronic registry of firearms and biometric gun security systems. Source: NRA-ILA News

The state of Montana has drawn a line in the sand, challenging the federal government to decide whether to follow the U.S. Constitution with a new gun law that exempts from federal regulations any gun, gun accessory or ammunition made in the state and intended for use there. Source: NRA-ILA News

Backed by Mayor Thomas M. Menino and Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley, the Patrick administration asked lawmakers yesterday to allow prosecutors to hold suspects in gun cases without bail and to bar gun owners from buying more than one firearm within 30 days or face 2 1/2 years in prison. Source: NRA-ILA News

Both senators are co sponsoring the Preservation of the Second Amendment in National Parks and National Wildlife Refuges Act, S. 816, which would allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in national parks if the concealed weapons permit holder is authorized to do so on similar state lands in the state in which the national [...]