SAF files lawsuit

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a new lawsuit challenging carrying firearms in “sensitive places.”

The case is Boron v. Bruen.

Albany Co. gun control items on the agenda

The Albany Co. Legislature will meet today at 6:30pm. On the calendar are proposed Local Law J, mandatory firearms storage, proposed Local Law K, banning deadly weapons from county properties, and proposed Local Law M, requiring distribution of “Illegal Firearm Awareness Notices.”

View the livestream at off their website.

Pressuring credit card companies

The latest attack by the antis is to pressure credit card companies to create a special code for gun stores to use when processing transactions. They claim it will allow law enforcement to identify suspicious transactions. What it really is another attempt to get the banking industry to stop doing business with the firearms industry.

On Monday NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, trustees of the NYC Retirement Systems, other elected officials and gun control advocates will put on a dog and pony show at 2:00pm on the steps of City Hall calling for credit card companies to fully implement this scheme.

Albany Co. proposed Stop Illegal Guns Now (SIGN) Law

Albany Co. Legislature Republican Conference Leader Frank Mauriello introduced proposed Local Law M, the “Stop Illegal Guns Now (SIGN) Law” which would require that at every notice-required home visit county personnel shall distribute a notice about the danger of “illegal” guns and how to dispose of them.

Here is a copy of the bill.

Albany Co. proposed mandatory storage law

The Albany County Legislature will discuss proposed Local Law J, mandatory firearms storage, at the next scheduled meeting on September 12 @ 6:30pm.

Here is a copy of the bill.

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NYPD letter

Jewish Gun Club files lawsuit

Some big box stores stopping ammo sales

Some big box stores are stopping ammunition sales.

Hochul’s Law basically reiterates the old SAFE requirement saying there shall be an ammo check database. It doesn’t exist. There’s a reason in the nearly 10 years since SAFE was passed one hasn’t been created and I don’t see it being created anytime soon.