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So: Why DON’T we treat guns like cars? (Or vice versa?)

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Standing Guard | When It Comes To Gun Rights, 2016 Election Is About The Court, Too

The November presidential election paves the way for the future of the Second Amendment.

Columns, Standing Guard

Oklahomans Can Now Use Suppressors For Hunting

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin on Tuesday signed into law House Bill 2637, an important piece of pro-hunting legislation that was passed by a vote of 82-10 in the House, and 40-6 in the Senate.

First Things First

Pennsylvanians Continue Fight For Sunday Hunting

A bill that would end the Sunday hunting ban in Pennsylvania will soon be considered in a Senate committee.

Features, News

Myrtle Beach, S.C., Quietly Tries To Resurrect Shooting Ban Proposal

The Horry County (S.C.) Council is reconsidering a proposal that would ban the discharge of firearms on private property in much of the county—a ban that was killed in 2012 under overwhelming public opposition, myrtlebeachonline.com reports.

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Ginny Simone Reports On California Ammo Magazine Ruling

In June, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez issued a preliminary injunction blocking California’s ban on ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. In a strongly worded opinion, Judge Benitez made clear that the Second Amendment is not a second-class Amendment and that the ban on standard capacity magazines would take away private property without compensation—and it would turn law-abiding citizens into what he calls “outlaws.” California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has since appealed the ruling.

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