Pennsylvania Gun Rights

Here's a reminder of Pennsylvania's connections to the upcoming Supreme Court case on gun bans and where to find live coverage.

The words of Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter in response to a lawsuit asking the Supreme Court whether or not cities like his must honor the Second Amendment.

The City of Philadelphia is asking the US Supreme Court to "minimize" your right to self-defense in the McDonald case. Read more about their brief here.

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.

Though McDonald's impact on gun laws in the Keystone State will likely be minimal, several of our lawmakers have been involved in the case so far.

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-ILA has provided a year-end look at the big news stories for members in 2009. Tomorrow look for our preview of what 2010 holds for gun owners and where your help will be needed to advance the Second Amendment.

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!

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.

We've known for years that HSUS wants to ban hunting - and they are willing to patiently take one step at a time to do it. Here is their plan to do it federally.

Most shooters don't think much about the threats posed by animal rights extremists, but what happens when they attack right-to-carry in their new "Change" agenda?

The next time you get a fundraising solicitation from HSUS with photos of rescued dogs, remember what they are really up to: banning hunting & supporting gun control.

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.