Federal Firearm Laws

In a 5-3 vote Monday, the council approved an ordinance that allows council members to carry concealed weapons during meetings, possibly making Raymore the first city in the Kansas City area to do so. Source: nra-ila-updates

Republican Senators are lining up in support of Colorado State University students, who are defending their right to carry a concealed weapon on campus. While CSU does not allow weapons of any kind in its residence halls, individuals are allowed to carry concealed weapons on campus as long as they have a properly issued concealed [...]

The Georgia General Assembly passed HB 89 in 2008, which made criminal prohibitions on carrying firearms on public transportation, in restaurants that serve alcohol, in state parks, and in wildlife management areas inapplicable to Georgians possessing a firearms license. HB 89 took effect on July 1, 2008, and many predicted mass bloodshed as a result. [...]

A San Mateo County supervisor is backing away from a pair of laws she proposed to curb gun violence among local youths. In a memo to Board President Mark Church released late Monday, Supervisor Rose Jacobs Gibson asked that a discussion of the proposed ordinances be pulled from today’s meeting agenda. Her request followed the [...]