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Saturday, May 2, 2026
Friday, May 1, 2026
Denial of Gun Licenses to Political Opposition in Germany Has Chilling Historic Precedent - Ammoland.com
“Saxony’s Interior Ministry wants to revoke hunting licenses of AfD [Alternative for Germany] supporters,” Berliner Zeitung reported Sunday. “Anyone in Saxony who is an AfD member or attends party events risks losing their firearms license. A new decree now reverses the burden of proof.”
“Saxony’s Interior Ministry confirmed the existence of the measure, issued last July, but declined to publish it, describing it as an ‘internal document,’” RT explained, noting the reason was the AfD Party has been classified as a “confirmed right-wing extremist” organization due to its “anti-immigration platform and oppos[ition to] sanctions on Russia and support for Ukraine.” A challenge to that designation was rejected on appeal, showing the establishment fears a rapidly growing populist movement that reflects voter dissatisfaction with current government policies.
The requirement to “demonstrate reliability” and burden of proof is on AfD members “to show clear distancing from the party’s positions,” the report explains, further noting, “simply having no criminal record is insufficient.”
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Thursday, April 30, 2026
FPC Lawsuit Forces Pennsylvania State Police to Drop 80% Receiver Policy - Ammoland.com
In the six-year-old case of Landmark v. Evanchick, in Pennsylvania, the Firearms Policy Coalition has been vindicated. A settlement has been reached. The Pennsylvania State Police has agreed to revoke the policy of the Pennsylvania State Police to the effect that partially-manufactured frames, receivers, and kits, often referred to as 80% frames and receivers, were firearms that required a background check through an FFL before purchase.
The case started six years ago, on December 16, 2019. Then, Attorney General of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro issued an opinion classifying 80% receivers as functional firearms. Just four days later, on December 20, 2019, Firearms Policy Coalition filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Police, which had stated they would accept the Attorney General’s opinion in their policies. On January 21, 2020, Judge Brobson of Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court issued an order preventing the enforcement of the policy. On April 21, 2022, the court issued an order granting a stay pending Pennsylvania State Police promulgation of new regulations, to be based on new federal regulations.
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Minnesota Senate Democrats Push Sweeping Gun Control Package Targeting AR-15s & Magazines - Ammoland.com
Gun rights organizations across Minnesota issued urgent calls to action as the state Senate prepared to advance sweeping firearms legislation through the Finance Committee on April 28, 2026.
The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus sounded the alarm on social media on April 27. “ALERT: The Minnesota Senate is holding a hearing TOMORROW on an omnibus gun control bill that crams nearly every anti-gun wishlist item into one package,” the organization wrote. “What’s in it? Ban on future sales of semi-automatic rifles. ‘Ghost gun’ ban. Binary trigger ban. More funding for Red Flag (ERPO) enforcement. ‘School safety’ funding tied to gun control mandates. In other words: the usual ‘we swear this one will make you safer’ starter pack.”
The Caucus warned that opposition groups were already mobilizing. “Moms Demand Action is packing the room. Every Senator is being pressured to go on record. We need Minnesota gun owners to push back BEFORE the hearing starts at 8:30 AM tomorrow.”
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