Supreme Court Takes on the ‘Vampire Rule’: San Diego Attorney Leads Landmark 2A Case

The U.S. Supreme Court just agreed to hear the Wolford v. Hawaii case — and at the center of it is San Diego attorney Alan Beck. This pivotal lawsuit challenges Hawaii’s so-called “Vampire Rule,” a law requiring businesses to post “guns allowed” signs before concealed carriers can enter — effectively banning carry in nearly all private establishments.

Also in this episode

• Gun Truth of the Week: A new study shows most defensive gun uses never involve pulling the trigger — just the presence of a firearm stops the threat.

• Prop 50 Alert: California’s latest ballot power-grab would scrap the state’s independent redistricting commission and stack Congress with more Democrats. Why gun owners need to mobilize and vote NO.

• Violence from the Left: A Virginia Attorney General candidate caught sending violent, hateful texts — and the media silence around it.

• Deployment: Celebrate 10 years of SDCGO, volunteer at tabletops, join shooting socials, and see the future of firearms at the birthday party featuring Tyler Chesus’ 3D-printed rifle prototype.

• Stump My Nephew: Sam nails another piece of gun trivia — identifying the revolver that came before the Colt Peacemaker.

• Bonehead of the Week: Congressional candidate Ammar Campa-Najjar steps in it again — accusing Israel of “war crimes” on the anniversary of the Oct 7 Hamas attack.

• CCW Corner: Learn how to get your California CCW permit and why quality instruction matters more than ever.

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