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It was New York State's laws on carrying which were overruled.
Had a quick scan of an article about it & it states:
In his June opinion, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that law-abiding citizens have the right “to carry handguns publicly for their self-defense.” He allowed for the possibility of restrictions on that right, but said that any rules would have to be justified with analogies to regulations that were in place in early American history.
So the US Supreme Court is no longer filled with the best legal minds reconsidering the legal decisions of lower courts and tribunals ensuring the law is correctly applied, and that the legal limits on the powers of public institutions are followed but instead filled with mystics reading runes and trying to imagine what a bunch of 18th century slave owners meant when they said:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Which as @Liamo says is apparently...
guns [into] the hands of domestic abusers, felony defendants and people who use marijuana, guns with serial numbers removed and guns ... for young adults in Texas and ... possession of homemade “ghost guns.”