Pennsylvania Gun Rights

There's a quick & easy way for social media users to thank the Pennsylvania delegates who signed on to support the McDonald case before the Supreme Court!

Next week, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to take up HB40, the so-called "Castle Doctrine" bill that will allow people to defend themselves from criminal attack without retreating first.

A roar of protest is spreading among Pennsylvania mayors who are rejecting New York City-style gun control and leaving Mayor Bloomberg's anti-gun group. Be part of the action in your backyard.

Since our call to action to reduce the reach of NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg's anti-gun initiative in Pennsylvania, we have at least one positive change to the list.

If you are an active user of social media, then you've probably discovered the gun community on Twitter. Check out some of these local politicians on the microblogging service.

Wildlife management officials call for an expansion of archery hunting in Tyler State Park, but hunting foes are moving to stop the plans.

Eric Shelton of The Handgun Podcast believes that if just 6% of gun owners regularly contacted government officials, we could make great strides in the protection of our rights.

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.

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.

Your calls were heard loud and clear in Democratic Senator Bob Casey's office, and he stood firm for Pennsylvania's concealed carry owners - more than half a million of us.

Is your mayor taking a stand against gun owners with concealed carry permits? Find out in this list of area mayors who joined NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Call Sen. Bob Casey at (202) 224-6324 and Sen. Arlen Specter at (202) 224-4254 and tell them to vote yes on the Thune/Vitter amendment for national reciprocity.

Tomorrow could be an important voting day for an amendment to ban traditional bird shoots in Pennsylvania, an effort supported by the anti-hunting HSUS.