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Is California Trying to Moot DOJ's Lawsuit Challenging Glock Ban? (opens the original)
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For years, the only Glocks on California's roster of handguns allowed to be sold in the state were older models that were grandfathered in. Those models, though, have all been designated by the state's Department of Justice as "machinegun-convertible pistols," and as such dealers generally have not been able to sell, transfer, or deliver them since the state's ban on striker-fired pistols took effect on July 1. This week, though, CalDOJ approved the Glock 43X CA, a California-compliant semi-auto
The Trace Is Troubled That DOJ Is Defending Gun Owners' Civil Rights (opens the original)
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Actually, the headline above isn't entirely accurate. The Trace is troubled that the DOJ is defending the right to keep and bear arms, which is a right of we the people regardless of whether we're currently exercising it. The Everytown-affiliated website and its senior reporter Jennifer Mascia have released a new story for their anti-gun readers that offers a broad overview of the DOJ's efforts to defend the right to keep and bear arms from abuses at the state and local level, though of course t
Federal Judge Halts State's Ban on Glock Sales Hours Before It Takes Effect (opens the original)
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Connecticut's ban on the sale of Glocks and other striker-fired pistols was supposed to be officially in effect today, but a federal judge granted a reprieve just hours before the new law was set to be enforced. Judge Kari A. Dooley granted the request for a preliminary injunction from Glock and the National Shooting Sports Foundation, which have both filed suit over the Connecticut law. In her 12-page ruling, Dooley declared that the state is unlikely to successfully defend the prohibition, and
Philly Woman Shoots Masked Intruder Who Broke Into Her Second-Floor Apartment (opens the original)
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A Philadelphia woman is safe and sound after police say a masked man smashed his way into her apartment early Wednesday morning. The alleged intruder, on the other hand, is neither alive nor well, thanks to the fact that the woman was able to defend herself with a gun. According to Philadelphia police, the break-in occurred around 5 AM Wednesday at an apartment building in the city's Frankford neighborhood. Investigators say a 29-year-old man wearing a ski mask shattered a second-floor window an
Federal Judge Strikes Down One of New York's 'Gun-Free Zones' (opens the original)
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In the four years since the Bruen decision and the subsequent passage of New York's deceptively named Concealed Carry Improvement Act, there have been multiple legal challenges to the gun control laws put in place after the state's "may issue" carry laws were struck down. Some of them have actually reached the point where the Supreme Court will soon consider granting cert or not, while others have taken a more circuitous route. One of the latter cases is called Antonyuk v. James, which was filed
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