This is huge news for anyone who cares about the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court has granted certiorari to hear challenges to "assault weapon" bans, marking what looks like the culmination of a historic term for gun rights.
Let me tell you, we've been waiting for this. For years, anti-gunners have pushed these arbitrary bans on commonly-owned firearms, calling them "assault weapons" to scare people who don't know any better. The truth is, these are the same type of rifles millions of Americans use for self-defense, competition, and hunting.
Everytown and their anti-freedom allies are predictably upset about this development. Can't have those inconvenient constitutional rights getting in the way of their gun control agenda, right?
The CCRKBA (Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms) put it best - SCOTUS has been consistently smacking down gun grabbers. This looks like another opportunity for the Court to reinforce what the Bruen decision established: our right to keep and bear arms isn't some historical artifact.
If these bans get struck down, it's going to have major implications for states like California, New York, and others that have been restricting our rights for far too long. Stay tuned - this is the kind of news that could change everything for gun owners.