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Vortex Renews Gold-Level Corporate Partnership
SAF announces Vortex Optics renewed its Gold-level partnership, continuing support for gun rights advocacy, plus donations for sweepstakes and sponsorship…
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Silencer Shop Named GRPC Saturday Night Reception Sponsor
Silencer Shop will sponsor the GRPC 2026 Saturday reception in Dallas (Sept 25–27). Hosted by SAF and CCRKBA, the event…
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SAF Files Motion for Summary Judgment in California Firearms Tax Case
Second Amendment Foundation challenges California’s 11% tax on firearms and ammo, arguing it violates constitutional rights by effectively restricting access…
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Blackout Coffee Renews as Silver-Level Corporate Partner
Second Amendment Foundation announced Blackout Coffee renewed its Silver partnership, supporting legal efforts, events, and donations tied to defending Second…
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SAF Files Amicus Urging Supreme Court to Protect Firearms Industry
SAF, NRA, and partners urge the Supreme Court to review a case challenging New York’s law allowing lawsuits against gun…
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SAF Challenges Carry Ban in National Park Facilities
The Second Amendment Foundation is challenging a federal law banning firearms in National Park Service facilities, arguing it violates constitutional…
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Langdon Tactical Technology Joins SAF as Silver-Level Corporate Partner
Second Amendment Foundation welcomes Langdon Tactical Technology as a Silver partner, strengthening support for firearm rights advocacy and responsible ownership…
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SAF Files Amicus Brief Challenging 18-20 Carry Ban in Pennsylvania
SAF and partners filed an amicus brief to Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court opposing a ban on 18–20-year-olds carrying firearms, arguing it…
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SAF Files Reply Brief in Case Challenging Warrantless Gun Dealer Searches
SAF challenges Pennsylvania rules requiring firearm dealers to allow warrantless inspections, arguing they violate constitutional rights. The case questions police…
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