Where is the NRA?
It Is Everywhere, Soon To Be—Here! The 2014 NRA Annual Meeting and Convention Comes to Indianapolis, Indiana Several years ago, after walking down the never-ending sidewalk along the Ponte Vecchio river in Florence, Italy, I finally realized a life-long dream; I found the Instituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza (the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum) open for my tour. Now machine guns and cannons were nothing new. In fact, I had found them all over the world, but I was visiting the place where they were conceived and drawn by Leonardo Da Vinci. This was long before they were built and designed to operate as functional war machines. In a… Read More
Love At First “Sight”: A Day With A New Perazzi O/U Shooting Sporting Clays
During the last two years, I had the pleasure of attending the SHOT Show and the Safari Club conventions. There, a friend introduced me to Perazzi USA, their staff, and Perazzi’s fine line of shotguns (and now limited production double rifles) made in Italy, sold through Perazzi USA. I am a double rifle kind of guy and had limited sporting clays exposure. Nonetheless, I was immediately impressed by their relative newness to and success in the established European gun manufacturing market, steeped in hundreds of years of history. Not many companies can begin to claim to challenge and carve a niche in this market. On Thursday, June 20, 2013, Governor… Read More
HOW DO YOU KNOW THE “LEGAL” CULTURE OF YOUR STATE, PRO- OR ANTI-GUN: INDIANA GOVERNOR MIKE PENCE SPORTING CLAYS EVENT
The legal position of a state governor provides a good insight into how various gun laws may be enforced and what to anticipate in terms of future gun laws. In Indiana, Mike Pence gained strong support in his recent bid to be elected governor from gun owners and sports enthusiasts by his stated commitment to Hoosiers’ right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment. Certainly, such a plank for election speaks to whether a Governor will veto nonsensical or unnecessary gun legislation. However, many compromises must often be made by any respected leader, Governor Pence is solid in his commitment to Hoosiers to secure their right to safely… Read More
Do I Have To Disclose My Ownership Of Firearms To My Doctor If Asked On Medical Paperwork?
Must read post today over at Ciyou & Dixon Law’s blog regarding disclosure of gun ownership on medical records. Here is the link to the blog post — Do I Have To Disclose My Ownership Of Firearms To My Doctor If Asked On Medical Paperwork?
Transferring Multiple Guns Across State Lines
Great post today over at Ciyou & Dixon Law’s blog regarding transferring multiple guns across state lines (A.K.A. Interstate Transportation of Firearms). Here is the link to the blog post — Gun Law 101: Fact or Fiction – Transferring Multiple Guns Across State Lines
Talking Guns with Kate Krueger 1170AM
Bryan Ciyou On Talking Guns with Kate Krueger 1170AM Attorney Bryan L. Ciyou Author of Gun Laws by State and firearms legal expert about his book and how the VA can declare some of our veterans incompetent and so much more – Click here to listent to the entire interview.
Upcoming Event – Bryan Ciyou – Traveling with Firearms Seminar
05.05.2013 Traveling with Firearms Seminar Attorney, Bryan L. Ciyou, will be the presenter for a National RV convention (Holiday Rambler) regarding traveling with firearms on May 5th, 2013 from 2pm to 3:30pm EST in Goshen, Indiana.
Upcoming Event – Bryan Ciyou – NBI teleconference on Firearms Law: Fundamentals and New Developments
6.5.2013 Attorney, Bryan L. Ciyou, will be the presenter for this National Business Institute nationally broadcast teleconference presentation on June 5th, 2013 from 2pm to 3:30pm EST.
NRA News Interview with Author, Bryan L. Ciyou
NRANews Executive Producer John Popp spoke with firearms attorney and author Bryan L. Ciyou about the release of the 2012 edition of Gun Laws by State. With so many different laws on a local, state and federal level, the guide is essential for gun owners. Grab your copy of the book at http://gunlawbook.com. Listen To The Interview
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (& Depression) and Possessing a Firearm: The Basics
A number of citizens who have been subject to violent crime, observed or were in a tragedy and members of our military pose frequent questions about how does treatment for PTSD impact their constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Does it preclude possession of a firearm? Could it? The answer is complex, but “it depends.” This blog post will outline the basic answers to these rhetorical questions1. These same sets of questions are posed by individuals who suffer from depression and the analysis is generally the same as set forth in this blog post. A good place to understand this topic is with epidemiology. This branch of medicine is… Read More
