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April 1, 2026
California will institute the 3 in 30 firearm purchase law. This appears to include all fi****ms. The prior 1 in 30 excluded rimfire, this new law does not. Your DROS will be restricted to 3 fi****ms within any 30 day period. California AB 1078

Sig Sauer P365 Rose X Comp. I have one on the way. Merry Christmas to someone. Happy Holidays.

HELLO

UNBELIEVABLE -- I have been listening all day to all of the African American pundits and talking heads droning on about the calls and texts they have been getting from the "brothers" upset by what President Obama said about some black men lagging, not going to vote or considering voting for Trump. WTF are they so "upset" about. IF YOU ARE A REAL MAN AND A REAL BROTHER FROM THE JUMP, HE WASNT TALKING TO YOU. Get over yourselves, show up and vote and quit giving other folks something else to divide us with,

WE can do your ALAMEDA COUNTY CCW training course.

Laura Loomer, Trumps new fake face road dog said the White House will smell like Curry if Kamala Harris is President. I presume because Harris is part Indian. That has to mean Loomer believes JD Vances house smells like curry, his wife and his kids are Indian. People come on u r actually going to vote for a man who won't stand up for his own wife and kids. Ted Cruz must be his butt buddy.

Hey everyone, the ghost that no one has seen to date is finally appearing. The Sig Sauer P365 XMACRO COMP is HERE. First come first serve.

Californias "sensitive places" law in SB2 cpc 26230 recent COURT ruling.

A three-judge panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco has handed a partial victory to the Second Amendment Foundation and it allies in a challenge of state laws prohibiting licensed concealed carry in so-called “sensitive places.”

The SAF case, known as May v. Bonta, was decided along with two other cases—one from California and the other from Hawaii—Friday. Circuit Judge Susan P. Graber, a Bill Clinton appointee, wrote the 71-page opinion for the court, which affirmed an injunction against California’s restrictions “with respect to hospitals and similar medical facilities, public transit, gatherings that require a permit, places of worship, financial institutions, parking areas and similar areas connected to those places, and the new default rule as to private property.”

The ruling reverses a preliminary injunction as it applied to “bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, playgrounds, youth centers, parks, athletic areas, athletic facilities, most real property under the control of the Department of Parks and Recreation or Department of Fish and Wildlife, casinos and similar gambling establishments, stadiums, arenas, public libraries, amusement parks, zoos, and museums; parking areas and similar areas connected to those places; and all parking areas connected to other sensitive places listed in the statute.”

The 9TH Court Court 3 judge panel split its decision allowing the State to enforce the law (ban concealed fi****ms) in some places listed and upholding the injunction on others.

CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT HOLDERS ARE BANNED FROM CARRYING FI****MS:

PARKS (INCLUDING THE ONES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS)
PLAYGROUNDS
BARS
RESTAURANTS THAT SERVE ALCOHOL
CASINOS
STADIUMS
AMUSEMENT PARKS
ZOOS
LIBRARIES
MUSEUMS
ATHLETIC FACILITIES
AND THE PARKING AREAS IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO OR ASSOCIATED WITH THESE FACILITIES AND LOCATIONS.

PLACES THAT ARE NOT BANNED UNDER 26230

HOSPITALS
MEDICAL FACILITIES
PUBLIC TRANSIT
PLACES OF WORSHIP
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
AND THEIR ASSOCIATED PARKING AREAS OR PARKING AREAS SHARED BY THESE PLACES