Pennsylvania Gun Rights

Gun rights will not likely play a major theme with unrest in the electorate on taxes and spending. This could impact our issue with friendly incumbents being challenged and unfriendly lawmakers possibly booted.

There's a lot of chatter about change in the political sphere right now. Taking a look at some candidates, it's clear that there is much change for gun owners to worry about in the upcoming elections.

The sudden passing of Rep. Murtha leaves his district suddenly in play for both major parties. Names were immediately thrown in the ring, but how have each of these candidates been on the Second Amendment? A friend like Murtha, or a foe?

Pro-gun candidates on the right will participate in a Philadelphia-area candidate forum for Senate, House seats, Governor, and Lt. Governor.

We already told you about the pro-rights lawmakers from Pennsylvania supporting the McDonald challenge to Chicago's handgun ban. Now learn about who is working against your rights here at home.

A local group, Kitchen Table Patriots, is hosting a forum for all declared conservative candidates for the 8th Congressional District seat. Find out more and attend if you live in the area!

Here's a preview of what issues will be big for gun owners in 2010. The state of gun rights is generally strong, but how long it remains that way is up to you.

NRA reports that 251 Members of Congress & 58 Senators support the incorporation of the Second Amendment. Find out which members of Pennsylvania's delegation will be on the wrong side of history.

Members of Congress are lining up to write a pro-rights brief in the history-making McDonald v. Chicago. Will the PA delegation join in? Here is the latest news.

Vital legislation to reform ATF regulations is pending in both the US House & Senate. Your phone calls are needed to get Pennsylvania's Senators & members of Congress on board.

It would appear that the major national parties are lining up to make Pennsylvania a battleground for several Congressional seats in 2010. Here is more information about hot races so far.

Traditionally, the U.S. House & Senate take the entire month of August off as district work period. It is a chance to meet with your Representative, Senator, or staff members.

In recent months, I have notified many of the NRA members on my contact list of a few priority time-sensitive action items. In restarting this website, it’s time to update all of you on those issues: Washington, DC Gun Rights After months of pulling every promise and tactic out of their hat, anti-gun activists appear to [...]