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Court rulings, bills, and effective dates that change what you can own and carry — explained in plain English by the Range 42 & Workman Firearms team. We watch it so you don't have to.

Supreme Court rulings the day they drop — starting with the AR-15 case argued December 2: does the Second Amendment protect AR-15 platform rifles?
Ohio bills that would change carry, ownership, or transfers — what they actually say, not the headline version.
Effective dates that matter — what changed, when it takes effect, and what you need to do about it.

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Your first alert lands the next time something moves — or with the next update in the AR-15 case (ban states file their briefs October 21; argument is December 2).

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Supreme CourtAR-15 case — argument Dec 2

One hour of argument on whether the Second Amendment protects AR-15 platform rifles: Viramontes v. Cook County (IL) and Grant v. Higgins (CT), consolidated.

BriefingBan states file Oct 21

The governments defending the bans file their Supreme Court briefs on October 21. That's the other side's whole case, on paper.

New JerseyA do-over attempt

New Jersey lost 10–5 in federal court, then asked SCOTUS (No. 26-452) to erase the win after the December ruling. Magazine limits ride on the same case.

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