Description:
Pennsylvania Firearms Law: A Complete Overview
Most firearms guides are written for the easy case - the person who strides into a courthouse with a gun and dares the law to notice. This book is written for everyone else: the careful, law-abiding owner who wants to comply, tries to comply, and still cannot always tell where the line is.
Attorney Jonathan S. Goldstein - whose Second Amendment work was cited by Justice Alito in Bruen - maps Pennsylvania's firearms landscape as it actually operates: buying, selling, lending, and inheriting firearms; carrying and transporting them; the places where possession suddenly becomes a felony; losing and regaining the right to own a gun; PFAs and domestic violence; self-defense and deadly force; and the fast-moving constitutional terrain after Bruen, Range, and Rahimi.
Clear, practical, and rigorously sourced, it turns a tangle of statutes, regulations, and shifting case law into plain answers for gun owners, instructors, and the attorneys who advise them.