Related but different to the post office lawsuit

[E.Marquez]

Perhaps my Googlefu is lacking these days

But is anybody ever seen a lawsuit against the US government somewhat like the post office one currently but US military location specifically.
No longer a military member retired and a civilian yet my Second Amendment rights are denied me when I have to go on post

Would this not be something capable of being decided in court?

Or perhaps if it ever comes to fruition a successful locket suit against the post office would do the same for military post S

[jason812]

I have wondered if the Bill of Rights are rules for the government to follow, how can the government violate the Bill of Rights on government property? My way of thinking is that you should be able to carry on all federal property. If the property is of vital national security and the government thinks you need to be disarmed, then maybe there should be armed agents.

[WildRose]

I have wondered if the Bill of Rights are rules for the government to follow, how can the government violate the Bill of Rights on government property? My way of thinking is that you should be able to carry on all federal property. If the property is of vital national security and the government thinks you need to be disarmed, then maybe there should be armed agents.

There's nobody more uptight about controlling access to firearms and ammo than base/post commanders.