Vermont Guns

Vermont’s Republican governor has allowed legislation to become law, without his signature, that bans unregistered firearms. Advocates are praising the development, while opponents say it’s a move to expand background checks.

The Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs has joined two sporting goods stores and two individuals in a lawsuit that claims two Vermont laws violate the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

The Vermont Legislature has given final approval to a bill that would help keep firearms out of hospitals.

A Vermont Senate committee is considering a bill that would ban the possession of guns in government buildings, hospitals and child care centers.Senator…

This week, a Vermont Superior Court judge upheld the state’s large-capacity gun magazine ban signed into law by Governor Phil Scott in April 2018. Judge…

A new era for gun control is continuing in Vermont. The Vermont House has given final approval to a bill that sets a waiting period for the purchase of…

Gun rights advocates have filed a second legal challenge over Vermont's new gun restrictions.In April, the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs and…

The Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, several gun dealers and a state rifle and pistol association have filed a lawsuit over Vermont's new gun law…

Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed a trio of gun bills on the steps of the Statehouse Wednesday afternoon as a rowdy crowd heckled or cheered the passage…

Vermont's Republican Governor Phil Scott says he will publicly sign three pieces of gun legislation after they reach his desk.Governor Scott commented…