TXGRF Attorney Fights Back Against Unconstitutional UCW Charge in Bell County
Texas Gun Rights Foundation attorney CJ Grisham is fighting back against a Bell County prosecution that should alarm every gun owner in Texas. The case involves Stephen Hernandez, a member of the Mongols Motorcycle Club, who was stopped by Killeen Police Department “Gang” officers while riding his motorcycle. According to the motion filed by Grisham, […]
Anti-Gun Activist Admits the Endgame: Ending U.S. Gun Production
For years, gun control advocates have insisted their agenda is modest. They say they only want “common sense” laws. They say no one is trying to take away firearms from law-abiding Americans. They say gun owners are paranoid for believing the end goal is disarmament. Then someone on their side says the quiet part out […]
Texas Court Could Gut Self-Defense Rights in Major New Case
A major legal fight is brewing in Texas, and the wrong decision could fundamentally weaken your right to defend yourself. At the center of it is Texas v. Ballester, now before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA). While the case hasn’t broken into national headlines yet, the stakes are enormous: whether long-standing self-defense protections […]
Arrested for Carrying a Firearm? Texas Case Could Decide the Answer
A new federal lawsuit out of Texas is raising a troubling question for gun owners: Can you be arrested simply because someone calls 911 about you carrying a firearm — even if you’ve done nothing wrong? That question is now front and center in a case brought by Texas Gun Rights Foundation attorney CJ Grisham, […]
Texas Gun Rights Attorney Challenges Immunity Shield in Major Second Amendment Case
A critical Second Amendment case out of Texas is now at a pivotal moment — one that could determine whether government officials can ignore clear law and still escape accountability. At the center of the case is CJ Grisham, a Texas Gun Rights Foundation attorney and retired law enforcement officer, who was repeatedly denied his […]
Armed Response — Not Gun Control — Stopped the D.C. Hilton Attack
When policymakers debate gun laws, they often do so in the abstract. But occasionally, real-world events provide a clearer test of how those policies function under pressure. The recent attempted assassination of President Trump at the Washington Hilton — during one of the most heavily secured events in the country — is one such case. […]
The End of the USPS Handgun Ban Is in Motion — But Not Here Yet
For nearly a century, federal law has prohibited ordinary Americans from mailing handguns through the U.S. Postal Service. That restriction, rooted in a 1927 statute, is now on the verge of collapse. But while the legal foundation of the ban has already been undermined, the practical ability for gun owners to mail handguns is still […]
Nearly 6 Million Suppressors Are In Civilian Hands & What That Means for the Future of the NFA
The number of legally registered firearm suppressors in the United States is now approaching 5.7 million, according to the latest federal data obtained by the American Suppressor Association. That figure represents a dramatic increase over the past decade, and it raises a fundamental legal question: At what point does a heavily regulated item become so widely […]
“Kyle’s Law” in Texas: Expanding Civil Protections for Self-Defense Cases
During the 89th Texas Legislative Session, lawmakers considered House Bill 170, commonly referred to as “Kyle’s Law,” a proposal aimed at expanding civil liability protections for individuals who act in self-defense. The bill passed the Texas House with broad bipartisan support but did not reach final passage before legislative deadlines expired. Importantly, Texas law already […]
Texas Gun Rights Foundation Wins Again — DPS Appeals for Third Time
This case is no longer about a single license. It is about whether a state agency will accept the law as written, or continue relitigating the same failed argument until it gets the outcome it wants. A Third Victory in Court For the third time, Texas Gun Rights Foundation has prevailed in court on behalf […]