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New: Tisas PX-9 2.0 Duty Comp Pistol
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Tennessee-based Tisas has released an updated and more recoil-friendly variant of its PX-9 polymer-framed striker-fired pistol. The company debuted the third-generation PX-9 Tactical in 2022, and, after evaluation, we found it to be an entry-level handgun with the features you wouldn't expect. Using easy-to-find SIG P226-pattern double-stack mags, it had a decent 4.5-pound flat-faced trigger and a factory micro red-dot slide cut in a Trijicon RMR/SRO pattern.
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NRA and Five Other Leading Gun Rights Organizations File Joint Lawsuit To Overturn New Jersey’s Suppressor Ban
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A coalition of six leading gun rights organizations comprised of the National Rifle Association (NRA), American Suppressor Association (ASA), Safari Club International (SCI), Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs (ANJRPC), and the New Jersey Firearms Owners Syndicate (NJFOS), as well as Silencer Shop, recently announced the filing of a joint federal lawsuit in the District of New Jersey challenging the state of New Jersey’s unconstitutional ban on firearm suppressors. |
Antis Again Attack ‘Stand Your Ground’ as ‘Shoot First’
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A “new report” from Everytown for Gun Safety is making the same old arguments against “Stand Your Ground” (SYG) laws in various states, asserting that such laws are “associated with higher homicide rates” and “increased racial disparities in legal outcomes,” according to a report in the Ohio Capital Journal. |
FPC Files Major Appellate Brief in Lawsuit Against New York City
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Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) has commenced appellate briefing at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Calce v. City of New York, the organization announced. The lawsuit, filed in 2021, directly challenges New York City’s ban on electronic arms like stun guns and tasers. But the case is not just about less-lethal arms, FPC says, because the appellate court — which covers New York, Connecticut, and Vermont — will, for the first time since the Supreme Court’s 2022 Bruen decision, have to address constitutional protection for ‘arms’ following a final judgment.
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