Earlier this week, the National Association for Gun Rights scored a major victory for your Second Amendment rights in the courtroom.

There 2010 lawsuit against the United States Postal Service for prohibiting firearms on public property was finally decided.

Senior U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch ruled that a U.S. Postal Service regulation banning firearms in its parking lots violates the Second Amendment.

This ruling establishes precedent that law-abiding gun owners like you will no longer be harassed or put in jeopardy of felony prosecution simply for having your firearm in your vehicle on USPS property.

The USPS was also ordered to pay attorney’s fees.

It’s a shame we have to go to court to protect our right to bear arms, but NAGR will fight back every time the government attempts to infringe on the rights of law-abiding gun owners.

But we still have work to do.

You see, the judge refused to strike down the ban inside the post office itself.

That means inside the post office will still remain a so-called “gun free zone”... for now.

As you know, "gun free zones" are really “criminal safezones” that only serve to provide would-be criminals a place to find unarmed victims.

That is why our ultimate goal is to make the U.S. Postal Service a safer place by getting rid of their ludicrous ban on your ability to carry the tools of self-defense.