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- Sep 18, 2026
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A Girl & A Gun’s Robyn Sandoval Talks About Her Journey & More (opens the original)
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A Girl & A Gun® is the largest all-women’s shooting organization with over 30,000 members. President & CEO Robyn Sandoval talked about her journey and the organization during our April interview. While attending the 2026 National Rifle Association Annual Meeting, Sandoval stopped by to discuss A Girl & A Gun. This interview was made possible by Beretta Holding, the sponsor of the Voices of the Second Amendment at the NRAAM. Sandoval says she’s just “another gun girl, another woman on the range,”
Have You Heard of the NRA Range Technical Team? (opens the original)
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The National Rifle Association Range Technical Team is a little-known program for ranges and gun clubs. It wants people to know they’re available to help and are looking for volunteers. The NRA Range Technical Team is a program put on by the National Rifle Association for the benefit of advancing the Second Amendment. This program comes at no cost to those seeking help, except for on-site range evaluations that require an advisor. The team is responsible for helping facilities in everything havi
Group of Non-Residents Challenge NYC Law Limiting Carriers to One Gun (opens the original)
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Plaintiffs residing outside of New York are challenging a Manhattan regulation that limits carriers to a single firearm. The challenge was raised in the District Court of Southern New York. The case Hendrick et al. v. New York City was filed on September 11 in federal court. This case raises the question on whether or not the City of New York may limit non-resident concealed carry handgun license holders to being able to carry only one firearm. New York City requires non-resident license holders
Amicus Brief in Viramontes Calls for Clarity (opens the original)
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The onslaught of amicus briefs in the Viramontes case created a bonanza of solid rhetoric. One penned by attorney Daniel Schmutter takes a head-on approach to issues with flawed logic. The combined cases of Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins are about to upend the gun control movement’s modern approach to subverting rights. It’s not a foregone conclusion that the Roberts Supreme Court will abolish the practice of hardware bans, but it is looking pretty good. Bearing Arms has been cov
Amicus in Viramontes Pins ‘Dangerous & Unusual’ to Conduct (opens the original)
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The legality of so-called assault weapons is sitting in the scales of justice with the U.S. Supreme Court. An amicus shoots through the “dangerous and unusual” defense of bans. Viramontes v. Cook County, consolidated with Grant v. Higgins, are cases challenging local and state prohibitions respectively on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms. The cases will likely put an end to categorical bans on so-called assault weapons. 46 amicus briefs have been filed in these cases. One brief submitted b
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