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For decades, city officials have imposed deliberate delays and bureaucratic hurdles that acted as backdoor restrictions on gun rights

But politics aside, gun owners see something worth celebrating: a Hollywood A-lister who’s not afraid to get behind a trigger and show solid fundamentals.

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to hear David Robinson Jr. v. United States, a case challenging federal restrictions on short-barreled rifles (SBRs).

Now, the administration is telling banks to knock it off and focus on actual, measurable financial risk.

Those comments are now coming back to haunt him as he begins laying the groundwork for a gubernatorial run in the most pro-gun state in the nation.

“I understand that this is AI,” he said. “I don’t want anyone to think I’m trying to bring my son back. I wish I could… but I can’t.”

On July 18, ASA and its powerhouse partners filed Padua v. Platkin, challenging New Jersey’s outright ban on suppressors.

That’s right. Uncle Sugar should be footing part of the bill when a responsible citizen decides to buy their first boomstick.

In a time when Second Amendment supporters have grown used to being sidelined or smeared, this presidential message hits like a clean shot from a well-sighted rifle.