An ambitious lawsuit to restore the people's right to bear arms in Massachusetts!

This lawsuit is unlike most others throughout the country seeking to restore the people's right to keep and bear arms:

• It is being prepared, led, and conducted by several MA residents—without an attorney. 
• A number of these select residents already have experience taking civil rights lawsuits up through the court system, including all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
• Conducting this lawsuit without an attorney enables the residents to eliminate more than 95% of the usual costs of such a lawsuit. (Far more bang for your buck.)
• The residents thereby also empower themselves to remain focused on their objectives and priorities. No compromises, no games, and no financial hindrances. Just an unwavering commitment to restore the right to bear arms in MA for all legitimate MA residents.

This lawsuit's objectives are to get the MA court to declare as unconstitutional and bar the state from enforcing:

• MA's ban on bearing firearms in schools, gaming establishments, polling places, places of government administration, voting sites, on public ways, and more.
• MA's bans of threaded barrels and firearm suppressors—important safety devices that are legal in 42 other states.
• MA law's requirement that residents apply and pay for a license to exercise their constitutional right to keep and bear arms. (A constitutional right is not to be reduced to a privilege only the wealthy can afford!)
• Executive branch entities' illegitimate "authority" to ban firearms of their choosing at their whim.
• Extreme risk protection orders (allowing for law-abiding citizens to be stripped of their firearms and rights indefinitely without even being charged with a crime!)
• MA law's banning law-abiding citizens from having a variety of tools for self-defense.

Donate to support these courageous residents in their fight to restore your rights.Any donations received beyond the minimal costs and expenses will be put towards compensating the plaintiffs for the income they sacrifice from taking time off their occupations to do legal research, write the legal documents, appear in court, and take this fight to completion.