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NRA Wins Supreme Court Case, NYSRPA v. Bruen


Charlie T Waite

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The National Rifle Association (NRA) welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen. The Court affirmed that the right to bear arms does not stop at a person’s front door. This is the most significant Second Amendment ruling in more than a decade. 

The NRA has been focused on promoting "shall-issue" protocols and eliminating “may-issue” laws since the late 1980s, and before today's decision, only eight states still operated under "may-issue" statutes. The Supreme Court’s ruling today marks the end of these subjective, unconstitutional permitting schemes. 
 
The case challenged New York’s requirement that applicants for concealed carry licenses demonstrate “proper cause” to carry a firearm outside of their home. New York routinely used this requirement to deny law-abiding citizens the ability to properly protect themselves. New York is one of eight states that operate under such a “may issue” regime, and the NRA has long fought to abolish this practice in favor of “shall issue” or “constitutional carry” in which law-abiding citizens can exercise their right to carry as long as they meet certain objective criteria. 
 
While the importance of this case cannot be understated and today NRA members enjoy a well-deserved victory, NRA remains committed to continuing this fight. Today’s ruling established the right to carry does not disappear at a person’s front door, but many unconstitutional gun control laws remain in America.

We are currently opposing the gun control package in the U.S. Senate, and urge you to contact your U.S. Senators by clicking the button below.

The NRA will continue to fight these laws until every law-abiding American can exercise their right to defend themselves and their families with the firearm of their choosing.

Yours in Freedom,

Sean Miller

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Done!!

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The NRA seems toothless. Most of the Republican senators who supported the gun control bill are among the leading recipients of NRA dollars. 

They need to buy folks who stay bought!

 

Still, folks in Maryland are elated. MD required a "good and substantial reason" to issue a gun permit. No more!

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