Here’s all the status you need to catch up on the horses in the races of Gazzola v. Hochul and Antonyuk v. James.

The Brady Act made it an option for states to contribute their records to NICS, and that loophole is being exploited by NYS Governor Hochul for political gain.

Time to get the word out across New York - and any other POC state: “Deny to the FBI!” Maximize Due Process and Second Amendment protections. Give SCOTUS executive level teeth. It’s the first campaign for our standing army. Move out!

You have a right to know what’s going on as we countdown to the NYSP take-over of the full background check system and the launch of their background checks for ammunition and antiques firearms purchases, as well. Knowledge is power. Keep no secrets.

With only four business days remaining before Wednesday, September 13, it’s time to start contingency planning. Click on for a checklist and a few thoughts.

Hochul’s power grab to create a total gun owners’ registry violates even her own new laws

What should you, as a dealer, think about, now that compliance inspections are underway by the NYSP-JTTF?

Morning updates on the NYSP - JTTF firearms dealer inspections in New York, anyone?

The NYSP JTTF appears to be launching inspections of FFL dealers, as well as the new background check system. But, with odd NYSP behavior at dealers and no official announcement, we need your help ASAP.

Gazzola v. Hochul awaits decisions from two appellate courts at once. #truth Read on!

Time to bring this plane in for a landing with the Reply to SCOTUS in Gazzola v. Hochul. What does the future portend?

Justice can do better than “deny.” It’s where I ended my 13,771 word Brief last night, filed to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in NYC in the landmark case of Gazzola v. Hochul.

The motion for stay in the civil rights case of Gazzola v Hochul was denied by the full U.S. Supreme Court, without explanation, on January 18, 2023. The fight continues.