Governor Tom Corbett has signed Pennsylvania Castle Doctrine legislation into law. This common-sense measure permits law-abiding citizens to use force, including deadly force, against an attacker in their home and any place where they have a legal right to be.
Since the Senate passed Castle Doctrine by a 45-5 vote this week, Gov. Tom Corbett’s office has reiterated his support of the bill several times. Â His spokesman told the media that he still plans to sign the legislation. Now anti-gun activists have started their attacks.
A study shows that Pennsylvania could create more than 4,400 more jobs that generate wages topping $99 million – and all we need to do is repeal one of the last remaining blue laws against hunting in the country. Residents can now speak out on this important outdoor heritage issue that also affects our economic prosperity.
With all of the expected presidential campaign news, we thought it was worth a look back to our early days here on the site. In 2008, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty visited a Pennsylvania gun club to launch Sportsmen for McCain and we have a video of his speech.
About 200 people participated in a protest march on the NRA Annual Meeting, and we went to talk to a few of them about what inspired them to participate in the event, what they believed was happening inside the convention, how they felt about concealed carry, and how they view the Second Amendment.
Below, you’ll find a video that NRA created for Veteran’s Day in a couple of years ago. However, the respect, courage, and bravery it depicts of our men and women in uniform reminds us of those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our rights.
Senator Richard Alloway highlights the issues of passing Castle Doctrine in a press release while PAGunRights.com has a conversation with NRA’s lobbyist to discuss the potential legislative deals that have been rumored around the state.
Learn how a paperwork violation is costing a Missouri family more than $90,000 as part of the HSUS Obama administration plan – and what that plan has in store for hunters and gun owners.
David Keene, the recently elected President of the National Rifle Association, sat down with Washington Journal to discuss the NRA’s role in elections past and present. Watch the video here.
Anyone who has spent time at a gun club or talking to other gun owners know that a significant portion of our community not only votes, but they are engaged in their community more than many non-gun owners. All three contributors from PAGunRights.com were in Pittsburgh armed with a camera and media passes to talk…
At the second largest NRA Annual Meeting in history, politicians came out in droves to celebrate with tens of thousands of NRA members in Pittsburgh. Here’s a video of Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) discussing American exceptionalism and freedom. He also made time to thank NRA members for their support during the election.
At the second largest NRA Annual Meeting in history, Pennsylvania’s politicians came out to celebrate with tens of thousands of NRA members. Check out some of the speeches here.
This morning, various news outlets confirmed what has been speculated for months – former Congressman Patrick Murphy is running for Pennsylvania Attorney General in 2012. With Murphy’s record and the power of the Attorney General, gun owners in the Commonwealth have reasons to be worried. With the role of Attorney General, there are a number…