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• NRA Files Amicus Brief Urging Second Circuit to Strike Down Vermont’s Waiting Period Law
  Yesterday, the National Rifle Association joined the Second Amendment Foundation, California Rifle & Pistol Association, Second Amendment Law Center, and Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus in filing an amicus brief urging the Second Circuit to hold Vermont’s waiting period law unconstitutional.
• NRA Files Legal Challenge to New Jersey’s “One-Gun-A-Month” Law
  Yesterday, the National Rifle Association joined the Firearms Policy Coalition and two NRA members in filing a legal challenge to New Jersey’s “one-gun-a-month” law.
• Florida: House Committee to Hear Pro-Gun Bill Repealing Age Discrimination of Adults
  On Tuesday, November 18th, at 3:30 PM, the Florida House Criminal Justice Subcommittee will hear pro-gun House Bill 133, which restores the ability for young adults to lawfully purchase firearms. Use the Take Action link below to contact the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee members and urge them to SUPPORT House Bill 133!  
• Pennsylvania: Firearm Registration Bill Passes Committee and is Headed to the House Floor!
  On Wednesday, November 12th, the House Judiciary Committee passed HB 1891 on a 14 to 12 party-line vote. The bill now advances to the House floor where it will soon be eligible for a vote. Please use the Take Action button below to contact your state representative and urge them to OPPOSE HB 1891!  
• President Trump Signs Appropriations Package that Includes Protections for Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights into Law
  Today, President Donald Trump signed into law a legislative proposal to reopen the federal government. Included in the legislation is a provision that prohibits the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) from stripping the constitutional right of veterans to possess a firearm simply because they have been appointed a fiduciary to manage their benefits.
• Congress Passes Appropriations Package that Includes Protections for Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights
  On November 10th, 2025, the U.S. Senate passed on a legislative proposal to reopen the federal government. Included in this package was the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies bill. This legislation maintained a provision that prohibits the Department of Veterans Affairs from stripping the constitutional right of veterans to possess a firearm without due process simply because they have been appointed a fiduciary to manage their benefits.
• Gun owners should approach firearm product liability suits with discernment
  Few communities take the products they use as seriously as gun owners. A firearm is often a tool that a person needs to be able to trust their life with. Add brand loyalty and differences of opinion on design, ergonomics, function, calibers, and aesthetics and there are the makings for passionate debate.  
• Veteran’s Sad Lament Shows Why Surrender is Not an Option
  Gun owners in Virgina, home of NRA’s Headquarters, are still absorbing the results of last Tuesday’s elections. In addition to the election of Democrat Abigail Spanberger, a former Mom’s Demand Action volunteer, as governor, we now have an attorney general who thinks the shooting of a political rival and the death of his “little fascist” children might finally prompt the gun control he supports.  All major branches of Virginia government are now controlled by anti-gun extremists who received huge amounts of financial support from the country’s largest firearm prohibition lobbies. And yet, as NRA faces the fight of its life where many of us live and work, the message of a 100-year-old veteran of the British army urges us on in our task. His sad lament reminds us that too many have paid too great a price for freedom for surrender to be an option. We must carry on the struggle, come what may.  
• The Latest Lurch in Canada’s Gun Grab: Test Run Nets “Less than 30” Guns
  In a tacit acknowledgement of just how unworkable its gun ban and confiscation program is, Canada’s Liberal government quietly extended the gun amnesty for an additional year, just before it was due to expire on October 30 – the third time (so far) that the date has been pushed forward.   
• Pennsylvania: Firearm Registration Bill Scheduled for Committee This Week!
  On Wednesday, November 12, the House Judiciary Committee will take action on HB 1891, a gun registration bill that the NRA opposed last year and continues to fight this session. While supporters claim the bill is a “modernization” measure, HB 1891 would mandate electronic submission of all firearm-related paperwork, strengthening state firearm registries and databases and placing costly new burdens on small federally licensed dealers. Please contact members of the House Judiciary Committee and urge them to OPPOSE HB 1891.