SC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY — 5 States Follow
The Ban Against Red Flag Gun Confiscation Act turns the tables: enforce a warrantless gun grab in SC and you go to prison. Bloomberg's press is melting down.
South Carolina legislators are done playing defense.
The Ban Against Red Flag Gun Confiscation Act makes it a **felony** to enforce an Extreme Risk Protection Order anywhere in the Palmetto State. Law enforcement officers, judges, officials — anyone who executes a warrantless red flag confiscation faces criminal charges. That is not a typo. That is not a symbolic resolution. That is prison time on the table.
And it's spreading.
Montana, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wyoming, and Texas are all advancing nearly identical anti-ERPO legislation. Six states are simultaneously building a legal firewall between law-abiding gun owners and the due-process-free confiscation scheme the gun-control lobby spent a decade selling as "common sense."
**The momentum has shifted. The Bloomberg press knows it.**
The Trace — Bloomberg's in-house gun-control propaganda outlet — published a panic piece framing these bills as a threat to mass shooting prevention. Read that again: they're telling you that *protecting due process* causes shootings. It's the same emotional blackmail they've recycled for 30 years, and it exists for one reason — to make you feel guilty for demanding the government follow the Constitution.
Here's what The Trace desperately does not want you focusing on: red flag ERPOs let a court strip your firearms **before** you are charged with any crime. Based on a petition from a family member, an ex-partner, or in some states a police officer alone. No conviction required. No arrest required. You lose your guns first. You fight — at your own expense — to get them back later.
That is not due process. That is prior restraint on a constitutional right. Full stop.
The Trace mourns that ERPO laws "once enjoyed bipartisan support." Translation: politicians who hadn't read the fine print used to go along with the talking points. Gun owners educated them. The bipartisan era ended because the truth got out — and no amount of Bloomberg money could stuff it back in the bottle.
South Carolina's felony language is the most aggressive anti-ERPO statute attempted by any state legislature. It doesn't just push back — it changes the personal calculus for every bureaucrat or officer tempted to execute an ERPO order. Suddenly *they* have skin in the game. **That's how you stop a rights violation before it starts.**
The counterattack is already forming. Expect The Trace and its Bloomberg-funded allies to escalate pressure on Republican governors in all six states to veto these bills. That pressure campaign is building right now, while you're reading this.
Your governor needs to hear from you before it lands.
**Act now:** If you live in South Carolina, Montana, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wyoming, or Texas — contact your state representative today. Tell them to hold the line. If your state isn't on this list yet, ask your legislators why not. Find your representatives at usa.gov/elected-officials and put the Ban Against Red Flag Gun Confiscation Act by name in the subject line.
This is the counter-offensive gun owners have been waiting for. Six states, one coordinated wall, and a felony charge waiting for anyone who tries to climb it.
Watch what Bloomberg's allies do next — because that's going to tell you exactly how scared they are.
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