Firearms

Two Pro-Sportsmen Bills Complete the Legislative Process and Head to the Governor

Good news in the Volunteer State this week: Governor Lee signed SB 350, which protects sportsmen from being evicted for having a firearm in their

Defend Our Industry from Frivolous Lawsuits

Kentucky

On Thursday, March 26, the Senate overwhelmingly passed HB 78, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Clarification Act (PLCAA), which ensures that

Senate Passes Bill to Modernize Hunting Equipment

Ohio

On Wednesday, March 25, the Senate overwhelmingly passed SB 214, which removes firearm suppressors from the state's "dangerous ordnance" list. The

Stand Up for Sportsmen at Conservation Commission

Missouri

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 26, and Friday, March 27, the Missouri Conservation Commission will meet in Jefferson City to discuss several

Urgent: SF 2320 Threatens to Close Local Public Lands to Hunters

Minnesota

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 26, the Senate State and Local Government Committee is scheduled to hear SF 2320, a dangerous bill that grants local

Sweeping Gun Mandates Turning Sportsmen into Criminals Sent to the Governor

Virginia

The 2026 Virginia Legislative Session has adjourned after a relentless assault on our heritage. While your outreach helped us stall extreme proposals

S 1241: Protecting Hunting Dogs and Working Animals

Idaho

Idaho is now just one signature away from securing a permanent shield for its hunting heritage after the House unanimously passed S 1241. Yesterday,

California Concedes: Sportsmen’s Alliance Wins Major First and Second Amendment Victory

Litigation

Summary: After a four-year legal battle led by the Sportsmen’s Alliance and its partners, California has conceded that its youth firearms marketing

HF 3938, Mandatory Firearm Insurance Bill Hearing Tomorrow

Minnesota

Tomorrow, March 18, the House Commerce, Finance, and Policy Committee is scheduled to hear HF 3938, another key piece of Governor Walz’s 2026 Gun

Another Legislative Session Completed

Washington

Last week, on March 12, the gavel fell, closing the 2026 Washington legislative session sine die. In legislative terms, "sine die" (Latin for "without