Just as we predicted back in 2023. This bill does nothing but attempt to stigmatize firearm ownership and scare people away from owning one. It does nothing to actually stop criminals from obtaining a firearm.

Zach Fort of the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association tells host Jim Williams about the legislation that NM Shooting Sports Association tracks, from gun control to hunting.

"Eighty-one percent of New Mexicans say the Second Amendment helps protect their families. It’s a reminder that in New Mexico, self-reliance isn’t optional." abqjournal.com/opinion/articl…

Great op-ed by Zachary Fort at NM Shooting Sports Association “A recent poll shows what New Mexicans already know: Crime isn’t driven by responsible gun owners — it’s driven by criminals. Seventy-six percent of voters blame violent crime on the people committing the crimes, not the firearms they

I will always oppose laws that restrict the 2nd amendment rights of law abiding citizens. Thank goodness you NM Shooting Sports Association for reminding us of what we already know.

Zach Fort of the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association NM Shooting Sports Association addresses the growing issue of young people's involvement in crime and how it's leading to calls for bans on shooting sports.

This alone should not be a crime. Rights do not come with permission slips.

Proposal: We use the permanent fund to purchase a locally made firearm for any eligible resident who wants one... Economic development and freedom.

Want to stay up to date on firearm policy? Zach Fort of the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association NM Shooting Sports Association shares details on the organization's newsletter.

Small businesses power New Mexico’s economy, but owners continue to navigate challenges. Walter Bracken, owner of BMC Tactical, says the success of his business is due to family heritage, hands-on experience, and standing up for his industry. newmexicosun.com/stories/674478…

I’m all for cracking down on crime in DC, but arresting law abiding citizens and confiscating their firearms solely because they don’t have government paperwork will not ultimately improve public safety. 29 states have proven this by recognizing permitless-carry.

LEGAL ALERT: The Tenth Circuit has ruled that New Mexico’s 7-day firearm waiting period likely violates the Second Amendment. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…

🚨 NRA Victory! 10th Circuit holds New Mexico's 7-day waiting period unconstitutional in Ortega v. Grisham, a case brought by NRA and Mountain States Legal Foundation, with the support of NSSF—The Firearm Industry Trade Association.

Huge victory today for NM Gun Owners. #nmpol #nmleg

A thread on the 10th Circuit's ruling today, which concluded that New Mexico's seven day waiting period is likely unconstitutional under a preliminary injunction standard. The case is of special interest to us because of our own litigation on various waiting-time and delay

In honor of the 10th circuit DEMOLISHING today, may I present: WashingtonGunLaw National Association for Gun Rights Dudley Brown Taylor D. Rhodes Hannah Hill

"I will always oppose laws that restrict the 2nd amendment rights of law abiding citizens," State Rep. Representative Rebecca Dow said, giving a shoutout to the NM Shooting Sports Association. newmexicosun.com/stories/674563…

Y'all, this is our best shot at a circuit split on AR-15 bans. The 3rd Circuit is now 7-6 Republican appointees v. Dem appointees with the confirmation of Judge Emil Bove.

Tuesday: 10th Circuit rules NM waiting period likely unconstitutional Wednesday: NY judge strikes down non-resident carry ban Also Wednesday: 11th Circuit revives medical marijuana gun ban lawsuit Thursday: 3rd Circuit takes NJ assault weapon/magazine ban case en banc

New Mexico’s seven-day "cooling-off" period for firearm purchases has been ruled unconstitutional by the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in NRA-backed Ortega v. Grisham. 🇺🇸 Writing for the majority, Judge Timothy Tymkovich puts it plainly. ➡️ ammoland.com/2025/08/10th-c…