Pennsylvania Gun Rights

Today, animal rights extremists held a rally in Harrisburg in an effort to chip away at Pennsylvania's outdoor culture. Make sure your lawmakers know you stand against them!

Find out how Pennsylvania compares to other states in the eyes of gun control leaders, and get a peek at just how far they want to go in their quest to squash your Second Amendment right.

All four candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for governor addressed gun control at last night's debate. What they said should send gun owners out to the polls in droves in defense of our rights.

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.

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.

When it seems only local candidates are on the ballot, it's easy to ignore an election. But next Tuesday's election has huge potential outcomes for gun owners who may not even realize it.

Ever wonder just where all of the other gun owners are in Pennsylvania? There's a very good chance that they are your neighbors if you live in the top ten counties for concealed carry license holders.

Bloomberg's group of mayors - which still boasts more than 80 mayors in Pennsylvania - finds support for their effort to undo state preemption lacking in a new poll.

Gov. Ed Rendell's appointee to lead the State Police, Commissioner Frank Pawlowski, is working with NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg's anti-gun coalition to promote gun control.

Seasoned political activists realize that upcoming state elections actually have the power to change the political landscape for a decade or more. Find out why this matters to Pennsylvania's gun owners.

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.

Barack Obama has remained an active supporter of banning all concealed carry licenses in the entire country even at the federal level, & we're reminded of that in this NPR interview.