I’m issuing guidance to Florida’s prosecutors and law enforcement in light of the 1st DCA’s decision in McDaniels v. State. Because no other appellate court has considered the constitutionality of Florida’s open carry ban since the SCOTUS decision in Bruen, the 1st DCA’s

Thank you Attorney General James Uthmeier

In light of the AG's guidance to Florida’s prosecutors and law enforcement... Be Safe, Be Respectful of Others, and CARRY ON FLORIDA!

Thank you Stan for standing up for our 2A Rights. We are proud to have represented you.

We recommend that all FL gun owners refrain from carrying in any place where the concealed carry of handguns is currently restricted while we work to have the law amended to fall within constitutional bounds.

Open Carry win 9-10-2025 Florida Carry Inc. --- The story leading to Sept 10th 2025 and the open carry ban being ruled unconstitutional… For 15 years, Florida Carry Inc has been fighting to remove 790.053 that came from a 38 year old special session of the legislature in

If you have a FL concealed carry license or are an active LEO and were charged $5 for a firearm purchase background check since 2015. Go to FDLElawsuit.com

Once again, the gun rights community and the Board of Florida Carry Inc. suffers the loss of an amazing soldier in the fight to maintain our freedoms. Shirley Watral was the author of Amazon bestseller Heels to Holster, a firearms instructor, Women for Gun Rights Florida state

Two New members of the Florida Carry Board of Directors to round out 2025 !

Leadership matters.

Have you purchased a firearm in FL in the past decade? You are likely owed money back from the State of FL. Go to: fdlelawsuit.com

We don't disagree!

Eric Friday speaking now at A2 Freedom Fest.

Jacksonville's firearm registry exposed law-abiding firearm owners to the very dangers that the prohibition was meant to prevent. My office is correcting State Attorney's Office, Fourth Judicial Circuit's misinterpretation of the law and moving forward with civil enforcement against the City of Jacksonville.

Jacksonville could be on the hook for up to $5 million in fines Attorney General James Uthmeier officially rejected claims that the city's gun registry was an "innocent mistake," stating that "ignorance of the law is no excuse." The state is now suing to protect the privacy of over 100