By Ian K. Friedman, Esq. Deer in Southeastern Pennsylvania are a pretty common sight regardless of where you live in the area, whether it is the more rural Newtown area of Bucks County or Ardmore in the Main Line suburbs. However, while deer are known for being hit by cars, they generally don’t try and … Continue reading To Dispatch or Not To Dispatch?
Category: Firearms Law
The Commonwealth v. McKown Aftermath….
By Allen Thompson, Esq. An unfortunate decision was rendered by the Pennsylvania Superior Court this past Tuesday (Oct. 22, 2013). In Commonwealth v. McKown, 2013 Pa. Super 282 (2013), the court broadly issued a sweeping ruling concerning Licenses to Carry Firearms (LTCFs) and reciprocity. What could have been a limited ruling applying to merely the … Continue reading The Commonwealth v. McKown Aftermath….
Attorney Ian Friedman Joins Prince Law Offices, P.C. and the Firearms Industry Consulting Group!
Firearms Industry Consulting Group, a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C. and Prince Law Offices, P.C. are pleased to announce the addition of Attorney Ian K. Friedman, Esq. Attorney Friedman comes to Prince Law Offices, P.C. from McGraw-Hill Education, where he managed McGraw-Hill Education’s Anti-Piracy Program. He is a member of both the Pennsylvania and … Continue reading Attorney Ian Friedman Joins Prince Law Offices, P.C. and the Firearms Industry Consulting Group!
I’ve Got Protesters Under My Treestand !!
On more than one occasion, I have heard stories of hunters who were harassed in some fashion by animal rights activists, adjacent landowners, other hunters and, in one instance, by an ex-spouse. While I have been fortunate to avoid such incidents, the law of the Commonwealth has, indeed, addressed this concern....to a certain extent. Known … Continue reading I’ve Got Protesters Under My Treestand !!
Significant Comment Filed in Opposition to ATF 41P
The Firearms Industry Consulting Group, a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C., is pleased to announce that it was retained by David M. Goldman of GunTrustLawyer.com and the Apple Law Firm PLLC to prepare a detailed filing in opposition to ATF's proposed rule 41P. Mr. Goldman is the founder and owner of Gun Trust Lawyer® … Continue reading Significant Comment Filed in Opposition to ATF 41P
Maryland, New Jersey and New York’s Restrictive Firearms Laws…Oh My…Pennsylvania to the Rescue
By Allen Thompson Maryland, New Jersey, and New York are infamous for their highly restrictive gun laws these days. In New Jersey, a handgun purchaser is required to get a specific Permit for Purchasing a Handgun, which is only good for ninety days and five handguns. In New York, we’re all familiar with the arrests … Continue reading Maryland, New Jersey and New York’s Restrictive Firearms Laws…Oh My…Pennsylvania to the Rescue
Can I Carry My Handgun While Archery Hunting?
Recently, a fellow hunter and I were meandering along an old logging road intent on setting up a treestand on a ridgeline deep in the northwoods of Pennsylvania. Our hope was to find the ever-elusive dominant whitetail buck, nicknamed “King Kickback” for the one “kicker” antler which protruded from his left G3 tine. The King … Continue reading Can I Carry My Handgun While Archery Hunting?
ATF 41P Funding
As our viewers are aware, Firearms Industry Consulting Group (FICG), a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C., has been spearheading the attack against ATF's most recent proposal, ATF 41P. We were the first to blog about the devastating effects of ATF 41P. We also declared Tuesday, September 3, 2013, the NFA Day of Reckoning, where … Continue reading ATF 41P Funding
ATF 41P and The Government Shutdown
Although no one seems to be opening the mail at ATF so that public comments submitted in the rulemaking proceeding (41P) by mail or fax are not available to others for inspection, it seemed for a time that the electronic portal at http://www.regulations.gov did post comments submitted via that avenue. For some time now, however, … Continue reading ATF 41P and The Government Shutdown
Opposition to ATF Rulemaking 41P: Silencerco’s Odd Suggestion
By Tom Odom, Esq. I was surprised to see that Silencerco posted a suggested letter for individuals to submit to ATF with respect to the current rulemaking. There are serious problems with ATF's proposal but, to read the suggested text Silencerco posted you would think they merely opposed extending the requirement for a chief law … Continue reading Opposition to ATF Rulemaking 41P: Silencerco’s Odd Suggestion
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