This ARFCOM News update covers a range of Second Amendment-related news. Topics include Illinois banning protesting, Pennsylvania's proposed online ammo sales ban requiring a $50 permit, and the availability of toilet paper at Franklin Armory. It also touches on Joe Biden's comments on gun disputes, Gun Owners of America's actions regarding red flag laws in New York, dismissed charges for a security guard carrying hollow point ammo in New Jersey, stalled gun control bills in Nebraska, and politicians attempting to ban guns at the Nebraska capitol. Further news includes a New Mexico governor's frustration with sheriffs not enforcing red flag laws, an 11-year-old bringing a loaded rifle to the Idaho legislature, Tennessee's Constitutional carry bill passing a committee, Illinois and New Orleans mayors granting themselves authority to ban gun sales, and Everytown Law suing Lucky Gunner over ammo sales to a shooter.
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