Litigation, Enemies, Tactics, Misc.

Litigation & Stuff

Post Office case – DOJ Demands Members List of Gun Rights Groups…AGAIN. Maybe because the court’s decision erroneously limited civil rights to the plaintiffs.
A Broward County circuit judge ruled last week that a Florida state law barring people under age 21 from carrying concealed weapons violates Second Amendment rights.
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Iron Bar Holdings v. Cape, ending a five-year legal fight over whether hunters can “corner-cross” between corner-adjoining parcels of public land without trespassing on the private property comprising the other corners. By refusing to take up the appeal, the Supreme Court allowed the 10th Circuit’s unanimous decision to stand—making corner crossing legal in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
The US Department of Justice says that Washington, DC’s ban on “large capacity” magazines is unconstitutional and refuses to prosecute.
ATF Drops CLEO Notification from Form 1 NFA Applications.
Grassroots Report.

In 2021, the Mexican government sued US gun manufacturers blaming them for Mexico’s violent crime. It claimed that up to 90% of guns recovered at Mexican crime scenes trace back to the US. But most of those guns flowing to Mexico and recovered at crime scenes there were sold legally to the Mexican government – by the US government. I guess US gunmakers should sue the Mexican government for misusing their products.
Report on Everyclown‘s “gun training.” “If you require specific advice or expertise about your use, possession or ownership of a firearm, please consult a qualified professional.” Their words, not mine.
Everyclown Claims Glock Redesign as “Major Victory.”
Gun ban group: More guns = less crime.
The US edition of the British Daily Mail has called a scoped, bolt-action rifle—in this case the .30-06-caliber Mauser Model 98 hunting rifle allegedly used to assassinate conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 in Utah—a “high-powered sniper rifle.” That is a 130-year-old design.

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The Rangemaster November newsletter is out.

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Gun Math. In case you want to pour some gasoline on the fire.
Purse carry. If you consider or actually purse carry, read this (part 1 and part 2).
Reloading defensive revolvers. Lotta background noise but a good video.
Serious vs Silly in Everyday Carry Weapons. Farnam.

Jackson (MS) pulls gunshot listening devices, some installed without resident knowledge, after bungled trial run. (Data indicates that these systems at best aren’t very effective.)
Mississippi 4-H holds first slingshot competition.

The Swedish government has dialed back its aggressive plans for a compulsory buyback of AR-15-style semi-automatic rifles. What began as a swift reaction to a tragic mass shooting has evolved into a more measured approach, allowing licensed owners to retain their firearms under existing permits while offering generous incentives for voluntary surrender.

Guns.com Launches No-Hassle Firearm Auctions for Everyday Gun Owners.
Glock details: No, GLOCK Didn’t Dump It’s Proven, Reliable Design Because of California’s GLOCK Ban and Chattering about GLOCK
Sig. Airman 1st Class Marcus White-Allen, assigned to F.E. Warren Air Force Base and a part of the 90th Missile Wing, who was under investigation for the fatal July shooting of fellow airman Brayden Lovan with a Sig M18 pistol, has been found dead, making it the fourth death at the base since July and the second directly linked to the original incident.

The .41 Magnum. One of my favorites. Trust me when I say that when you shoot an armadillo with a very fast-moving Remington .41 Mag. 170 gr. SJHP, you don’t want to be very close to him.
100,000 psi reloadable stainless steel metal injection molded cartridge cases.
Ruger is reintroducing the Glenfield Firearms brand. Acquired as part of the Marlin asset purchase in 2020, Glenfield returns with the launch of the new Glenfield Model A centerfire bolt-action rifle.