"RESISTANCE BY INFERIOR COURTS TO SUPREME COURT'S SECOND AMENDMENT DECISIONS," by Alice Beard, in Tennessee Law Review. It takes an optimistic view of long-term trends. At the moment, judicial recognition of the 2A as an individual right is relatively new and, to many courts, even irregular, something to be approached with caution or outright resistance. In the longer term, it may become accepted as one more American constitutional right.
http://www.alicemariebeard.com/law/ResistanceByInferiorCourts.pdf
H/T to David Hardy at "Arms and the Law" http://armsandthelaw.com/
It may become accepted?*
I wait with bated breath for some of the conflicting-decision cases based on Heller or McDonald to reach the Supreme Court. The pronouncement from Mt. Olympus as to just who decides what is and is not the constitutional interpretation of the law ought to be stellar reading. (SCOTUS is known for sneaking in bitch slaps of varying degrees of subtlety.)
stay safe.
* - who was it that said something along the lines of "You lost. I won. Get over it."?