Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that the Second Amendment applies against the states (McDonald v. Chicago, 2010), we can expect a number of challenges to state laws. This is an exaMple one that is, thus far, unsuccessful. LINK
This ruling is not surprising as the Supreme Court has hinted in D.C. v. Heller (2008) that this type of gun ban would be constitutional.
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