On December 2, 2021, Governor Tom Wolf vetoed Senate Bill 565, which would have provided constitutional carry for Pennsylvania. While unfortunate, this veto came as no surprise to Pennsylvania gun owners.
While the right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental right, the courts have held that it is not an unlimited right. There are several ways a person can lose their right to possess a firearm and ammunition. One way a person may become prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition is through a conviction.
Can a judge sign an order allowing police to seize your guns without you even breaking a single law? Let’s look at the history of red flag laws and how Pennsylvania uniquely falls on this hotly debated area.
Here’s what you need to know about the past, the present, and the future of legally carrying a firearm at Pennsylvania buildings and other government properties...
People are rushing to and from their vehicles with hardly a second glance at their surroundings. Situational awareness is key...
Pennsylvania has over 2,500 municipalities and all of them are
School is coming back into session. In light of the coronavirus pandemic, different school districts are providing options to participate in person...
Pennsylvania law may treat self-defense cases differently based on location. Learn about Castle Doctrine & how you can better protect you and your family.
What happens when you're denied license of permit to carry in Pennsylvania? Read this and find out causes for denial and what to do if this happens to you...
States of emergency pose unique safety risks. Many states have special regulations and plans in place for emergency management during these disasters...
