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WI: Madelynn Bernau of Waterford earns spot on U.S. Olympic trapshooting team
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Madelynn Bernau, 22, of Waterford has been aiming at this goal for several years.
Like the sure-shot she has proven to be, on Monday she hit it.
Bernau earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic women's trapshooting squad by outscoring all of her competitors in a tense four-day qualification event in Tuscon, Arizona.
Together with scores from Part 1 of the selection process held last fall, Bernau broke 481 targets and secured the second of two American slots for the 2020 Tokyo Games.
Kayle Browning, 27, of Conway, Arkansas, placed first overall in the women's trap qualifying with a score of 493.
Bernau was in fourth place entering Part 2 of the qualifying process, held Friday through Monday at Tucson Trap and Skeet Club. |
MI: ATF says MI firearm dealers must conduct background checks on everyone � even if they have a CPL
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The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives issued a public safety advisory Tuesday to all federal firearm licensed dealers (FFLs) in the state regarding a change in background checks.
In the letter, the ATF tells all Michigan FFLs that they are required to conduct a National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) before selling a firearm to someone who doesn't hold an FFL, even if that person holds a Concealed Pistol License (CPL).
This changes a previous rule the ATF issued on March 24, 2006, saying that all FFLs could sell to someone with a valid CPL that was issued on or after Nov. 22, 2005, instead of running a NICS background check. |
AL: Lifetime Permit Bill Moves to Senate Floor
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Senate Bill 47, sponsored by Senator Randy Price, creates a new statewide, uniform system to provide lifetime permits for qualified applicants at a cost of $200. For state residents over 65, the fee drops to $150.
Don�t listen to the �fake news� being pushed by opponents of this bill. Most aspects of the current permitting process will not change. The application for the lifetime permit will collect the exact same information as the current permit. Also, like current permits, it will not be an endorsement on your driver�s licenses or visible to anyone outside of Alabama. Individuals interested in obtaining a lifetime permit will apply at their local sheriff�s office for a background check and to fill out the appropriate paperwork. |
TN: NRA-Supported Constitutional Carry Legislation on the Move in Nashville
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Constitutional Carry legislation is advancing through the Tennessee General Assembly and your lawmakers need to hear from you! Next Tuesday, the House Constitutional Protections and Sentencing Subcommittee will hear House Bill 2817. The following week on March 17, the Senate Finance, Ways and Means Committee will hear the companion bill, Senate Bill 2671. Please contact committee members and ask them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 2671 and House Bill 2817! |
CT: Bill would expand nation's first red-flag law
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Key Connecticut legislators are calling for an expansion of the state�s gun seizure law to allow relatives and medical professionals to report someone is too dangerous to possess firearms.
The Democratic co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Sen. Gary Winfield and Rep. Steve Stafstrom, have introduced a bill to revamp Connecticut�s 1999 �red flag� law, which was the first in the country to allow judges to order someone�s guns seized upon evidence they are a danger to themselves or others. |
NC: Gun speech propels Robinson to lieutenant gov nomination
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Mark Robinson's impassioned defense of gun rights to a North Carolina city council that went viral has catapulted the former furniture factory worker to the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in less than two years.
Robinson, a first-time candidate, got the most votes among the nine-person field in Tuesday's primary. Unofficial results show his 32.5% total more than doubled second-place finisher Andy Wells and exceeded the 30% threshold to avoid a runoff. |
AZ: House Republicans: The 2nd Amendment is Alive & Well in Arizona
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House Republican Members today voted unanimously in support of HCR 2033, a concurrent resolution supporting the Second Amendment. The resolution was introduced by Representative Frank Carroll (R-22) and cosponsored by all Republican Members of the Legislature.
In passing the resolution, Members reaffirmed their oath of office to support and defend the rights and liberties of the citizens of Arizona as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States and Section 26 of the Constitution of Arizona, including the right of citizens to keep and bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. |
AR: NRA-Endorsed Dan Sullivan Wins Arkansas State Senate Primary
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The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action congratulates A-rated state Rep. Dan Sullivan for his win in the Republican primary for Arkansas' 21st senate district. Sullivan has represented the state House 53rd district since 2015.
�On behalf of our 5 million members, the National Rifle Association commends Dan Sullivan on his well-run campaign and his significant primary win,� said NRA Arkansas State Director Matt Herriman. �His leadership and votes demonstrate a strong dedication to our Second Amendment freedoms.� |
CT: Legislators: Allow relatives, others to seek gun seizures
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Key Connecticut legislators are calling for an expansion of the state's gun seizure law to allow relatives and medical professionals to report someone is too dangerous to possess firearms, a proposal coming under criticism from gun rights groups.
The Democratic co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Sen. Gary Winfield and Rep. Steve Stafstrom, have introduced a bill to revamp Connecticut's 1999 �red flag" law, which was the first in the country to allow judges to order someone's guns seized upon evidence they are a danger to themselves or others. |
OH: Portage issues high number of concealed-carry licenses in 2019
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Despite applications being down, Portage County issued the ninth-highest number of new concealed-carry licenses in Ohio in 2019, according to a report released from the Ohio Attorney General�s Office this week.
Portage County approved 1,389 new licenses in 2019, according to the report, down from 1,992 in 2018. Franklin County, the most populous county in Ohio with just over 1.3 million people, issued the most new licenses in 2019 at 4,740. |
OR: NRA Challenges Gun & Mag Ban Initiatives
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This week the NRA filed legal challenges against Initiative Petition 61 and Initiative Petition 62, which severely restricts and regulates commonly-owned firearms, making it more difficult for law-abiding citizens to exercise their Second Amendment rights.
NRA previously filed a legal challenge against Initiative Petition 60 on Friday. The legal challenges assert that the ballot titles violate Oregon law (ORS 250.035) by not alerting voters of the changes in the law proposed in the measures. |
PA: Berks County Libertarian Party continues push for Second Amendment sanctuary status
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Members of the Berks County Libertarian Party are not giving up on their call for county commissioners to join a growing trend across the country by declaring the county a Second Amendment sanctuary � vowing to establish a local jurisdiction where gun laws they view as unconstitutional will not be enforced.
Jerry Geleff, chairman of the local Libertarian Party, once again urged the board at its meeting Thursday to pass a resolution proclaiming support for gun ownership rights. He made the same pitch last week with no success. |
TN: Will Tennessee Pass Constitutional Carry?
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The legislation in question covers both open and concealed carry. Tennessee�s present law mandates a permit for both types. Tennessee is currently ranked in 13th place according to Guns & Ammo magazine�s ranking of the best states for gun owners. Passing constitutional carry will assuredly go a long way in strengthening the state�s already pro-gun image. |
Below the Radar: The 3D Printed Gun Safety Act
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The title of Deutsch�s legislation makes it seem like it�s about making sure that any 3D printed firearm is safe. The title of the legislation is a lie. The truth is that Congressman Deutsch�s legislation would render the legal cases moot � by imposing a blanket ban on any publication of computer files that would program a 3D printer to make a firearm. |
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