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The Supreme Court just agreed to decide whether the government can ban America’s most popular rifle.

From 1994 to 2004, Americans lived under a sweeping federal ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms. It was a decade of government-mandated disarmament that didn’t make communities safer – but did turn millions of law-abiding gun owners into criminals. That ban expired in 2004, and Congress never brought it back nationally.

But state and local bans never went away. Illinois, Connecticut, and a growing list of others. And on June 30, the Supreme Court agreed to finally settle whether those bans can stand – hearing Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins this fall, with a ruling expected by summer 2027.

The National Association for Gun Rights – America’s NO COMPROMISE gun lobby – is conducting a national poll to see where patriotic Americans stand.

Answer the poll right away and you’ll be entered to win a Military Arms Corporation MAC 5 – the firearm gun grabbers want to ban most!

Should the U.S. Supreme Court strike down bans on commonly owned semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15?

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