Buckeye Firearms Association
Recent News About Buckeye Firearms Association
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Baltimore family recounts wrongful ATF raid experience
Mark Manley, a Baltimore resident and gun owner, experienced a traumatic event when his home was raided by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agents.
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Texas judge dismisses gun charges against man citing Second Amendment concerns
A Texas judge has dismissed a case against Adrian Gil, II, who was arrested for owning firearms while using marijuana.
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Buckeye Firearms Association outlines major legislative victories and election wins
The Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) has reported several legislative and electoral victories in 2024.
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Buckeye Firearms Association reaffirms commitment to Second Amendment in 2025
The Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) has reiterated its commitment to advocating for Second Amendment rights as the new year begins.
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Ohio legislature advances bill granting civil immunity for self-defense in nonprofits
Legislation backed by the Buckeye Firearms Association has successfully passed both chambers of the Ohio legislature and is now awaiting the governor's approval.
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NBC report questions handgun safety without magazine disconnect
NBC News recently published a detailed report highlighting the potential safety benefits of magazine disconnects in firearms.
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Biden grants pardons restoring gun rights amid legacy debate
President Joe Biden recently issued 40 unconditional pardons, restoring firearm rights to individuals previously prohibited from owning guns due to federal law.
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Buckeye Firearms Association sends Christmas greetings and reflects on past year
The Buckeye Firearms Association extends warm holiday greetings to all, expressing gratitude for the support and friendship received throughout the year.
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Ohio hunters record over seventeen thousand white-tailed deers in extra weekend
Hunters in Ohio recorded a total of 17,373 white-tailed deer during the state's additional weekend of deer gun hunting on December 21 and 22.
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Study finds unregulated Texas gun shows linked to reduced homicide rates
A study published in 2008 examined the impact of gun shows on homicide and suicide rates, comparing highly regulated California gun shows with less regulated Texas ones.
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Ohio Senate passes bills on firearm insurance prohibition and sales tracking restrictions
The Ohio Senate has passed two bills, Senate Bill 58 and Senate Bill 148, which are now headed to Governor Mike DeWine for approval.
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NRA-ILA highlights achievements supporting Second Amendment rights nationwide
The National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) continues to play a significant role in promoting Second Amendment rights across the United States.
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Gun control debate reignites after CEO's murder with suspected ghost gun
Gun control activists are using the murder of health insurance executive Brian Thompson in Manhattan to push for stricter regulations on "ghost guns" and "3D-printed firearms."
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Criticism arises over media's portrayal of 'ghost guns' following CEO's assassination
USA Today recently published an article addressing the topic of "ghost guns," linking them to the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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Ohio hunters check highest number of white-tailed deer since record set in 2011
Ohio hunters reported checking 87,192 white-tailed deer during the weeklong gun season that ended on December 8.
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Lawsuit challenges Florida school's decision over student suspension for shell casings
Florida Carry Inc. has initiated legal proceedings against the Hillsborough County School District following the suspension of a high school student, referred to in the lawsuit as "J.S." The suspension occurred after officials discovered three...
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Buckeye Institute urges Supreme Court intervention in Mexico's lawsuit against gun makers
An Ohio-based organization, the Buckeye Institute, has taken a significant step in the ongoing legal battle involving the firearms industry and Mexico.
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Pam Bondi nominated for U.S. Attorney General amid concerns over Second Amendment stance
President-elect Donald Trump has selected Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General, as his nominee for U.S. Attorney General after Matt Gaetz withdrew from consideration.
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Firearm background checks decline by nearly ten percent from last year
The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) processed 613,380 background checks related to firearms during the week leading up to and including Black Friday.
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Ohio hunters report highest opening day harvest since '12
Hunters in Ohio reported checking 26,667 white-tailed deer on December 2nd, marking the start of the state's weeklong gun hunting season.