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H.R. 127 - The Federal Bill That Seeks to Crush Personal Gun Ownership in America

H.R. 127, sponsored by Shelia Jackson Lee (D-TX) in the 117th Congress, is one of the most aggressive anti-gun bills ever introduced. It mandates gun and ammunition licensing, a federal gun registry accessible to the public, ongoing and expensive fees, and staggering penalties of up to $150,000 and 40 years in prison.

John Weber, State Director with NRA-ILA. discusses this outrageous federal bill and whether it has a real chance of passing and becoming law, which could have devastating consequences.

Duty to Retreat and the Legal Justification for Lethal Force

If someone is threatening your life, do you have to retreat before using lethal force? It depends on what state you live in. If you live in Ohio, the answer is "no" after April 6, 2021, when a new law championed by Buckeye Firearms Association takes effect that repeals the "duty to retreat."

Defense Attorney and firearm law expert Sean Maloney explains what this means for gun owners. Plus, he'll talk about Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground, and outline the universal standard to determine when lethal force is justified in self-defense situations.

Pushing for Constitutional Carry and Limiting Emergency Powers

2020 turned out to be crazy year in many ways. But BFA chalked up solid legislative victories. So now that it's a new year and we're beginning a new 2-year legislative session, what are the priorities for continuing the fight for Second Amendment rights?

Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) Legislative Affairs Director Rob Sexton talks about the upcoming push to pass Constitutional Carry in Ohio, introduce an Emergency Powers bill to limit the authority of state and local governments in times of crisis, and more.

How Ohio's Duty to Retreat Law was Repealed

On January 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 175, which included the repeal of Ohio’s unjust law that requires victims of violent crime to retreat before defending themselves. The newly signed law will become effective on April 6.

Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) Legislative Affairs Director Rob Sexton shares all the behind-the-scenes drama on winning this landmark victory for Second Amendment rights.