Tag: Wisconsin Gun Laws
Download: WGO Newsletter, Fall 2011
The Fall 2011 issue of The Wisconsin Gun Owner, the official quarterly newsletter of WGO, covers CCW Permits, the Don’t Buy List, Van Hollen’s concealed carry training, castle doctrine and the business of concealed carry.
Open Carry Advocates Vindicated
Five gun owners unlawfully detained by the Madison Police Department for open carrying in a Culver’s restaurant were vindicated following a lawsuit in federal court.
Castle Doctrine Signed Into Law
Governor Scott Walker signed AB69 into law, reinforcing civil liability immunity in self-defense cases that happen in the home, vehicle or place of business.
DOJ: Wisconsin Concealed Carry Q&A
Got questions about Wisconsin’s new concealed carry law? Download the Q&A from the Wisconsin Department of Justice to learn more.
Download: WGO Newsletter, Summer 2011
The Summer 2011 issue of The Wisconsin Gun Owner, the official quarterly newsletter of WGO, covers Wisconsin concealed carry passage, WGO’s new Don’t Buy List Program, Sen. Galloway on CCW, New Concealed Carry Program, Wisconsin DOJ Q&A, CCW:Get Training Now and more.
Wisconsin Concealed Carry: Sell-Out Exposed
Assembly Speaker Rep. Jeff Fitzgerald (R-39) has been bullying freshmen republicans into a carry-by-permit bill – what we now know is the NRA’s much-hailed Personal Protection Act – even though newly-elected tea-party candidates vowed to introduce a Constitutional Carry bill.
Concealed Carry Proposals Circulated But Beware Permit-to-Carry Scheme
Wisconsin republicans float a permit-to-carry bill that could sabotage true constitutional concealed carry, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
Download: WGO Newsletter, Winter 2011
The WGO Winter Newsletter 2011 covers constitutional carry with Richard Church from Campaign for Liberty and Larry Pratt of GOA. Also a look at a new proposed ban on high cap mags and ATF’s assault on tactical shotgun importation.
Milwaukee: Judge Rules Concealed Carry Law Unconstitutional
In the ongoing evolution of Wisconsin gun law, a Milwaukee County judge has ruled the state’s ban on concealed weapons unconstitutional as applied to a man who had an unloaded, encased gun under his car seat three days after he had been robbed at gunpoint in the same area of the city.
WGO Leads Concealed Carry Media Blast
After being twice rebuffed, gun rights advocates are now confident that a concealed carry law will be implemented in Wisconsin. But there are some concerns over what form the law will take.
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