PFSC News

Pittsburgh agrees to postpone gun ban enforcement  

“The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen and Conservationists would like to show our support to the Allegheny County Sportsmen’s League and Firearms Owners of America for stepping up and fighting anti-gun legislation of this nature.  PFSC is donating $250.00 at this time to help with the litigation expenses.  We must stand together as Second Amendment advocates.  If this can happen here in Pittsburgh, it can happen anywhere in this state, none of us want that.”  

Harold Daub, Executive Director, PFSC

“ I am asking all member clubs to contribute what they can to the ACSL Pittsburgh Litigation Fund. We are optimistic that Liberty will prevail, however, the opposition is extremely well funded with taxpayer dollars and “pro-bono” representation from Michael Bloomberg’s “Everytown" Lawyers.” 

Klint Macro, President of Allegheny County Sportsmen’s League.

The legislation consists of three bills:

• One would ban possession and use of certain semiautomatic weapons, including modern sporting rifles. 
• A second would ban the use of ammunition and accessories, such as large-capacity magazines capable of holding 10 rounds or more of ammunition. 
• A third bill, dubbed “extreme risk protection,” would permit courts to temporarily remove guns from a person deemed to be a public threat.

City residents who currently own guns and accessories outlined in the bills would be grandfathered. Violators would face a civil penalty that carries a $1,000 fine, or up to 90 days in prison, for each offense.

TO DONATE Click here. Give what you can.

By Check: write the check to ACSL and include “Pittsburgh Litigation” in the memo.  

Mail to: ACSL, PO Box 205, Presto, PA 15142

For more information/ways to support contact: kmacro@acslpa.org 

Klint Macro, President of Allegheny County Sportsmen’s League