Category: Gun Law

Most gun owners will be unable to sell privately held firearms to friends or relatives if a new federal rule proposed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms is implemented. According to an agency leak confirmed by AmmoLand on Monday, the government intends to impose a new rule that would prohibit gun owners from […]

House Democrats are attempting to impose a significant tax on what they refer to as “assault weapons” in anticipation of a new federal regulation that may drastically alter the definition of a gun dealer. According to Fox News, 25 House Democrats on Friday suggested a 1,000 percent excise tax on so-called assault rifles and large-capacity […]

This Thursday, a federal appeals court determined that a Biden administration regulation banning stabilizing braces for weapons is probably unlawful and remanded the matter to a judge for further consideration. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives website states that stabilizing braces, often referred to as pistol braces, “[provide] surface area that allows the […]

United States v. Rahimi will be the subject of another Second Amendment case that the Supreme Court will consider next term. The choice to hear Rahimi’s case was made just one year after the Supreme Court rendered its landmark Bruen ruling. For supporters of the Second Amendment, that might be good news—or bad. In order […]

Nobody was surprised to learn that only a very small number of braced gun owners went through the hassle of filling out an eForm 1 for braced pistols they had during the just-ended “amnesty” period. Before the “grace period” for registrations ended on May 31st, the ATF claims to have received little more than a […]

Judge Drew Tipton of the Fifth District Court issued an injunction last night to prevent the ATF from enforcing the pistol brace rule that became effective today. Judge Tipton’s order in Texas v. ATF is applicable to the listed plaintiffs in the complaint, much like it did with an earlier Fifth Circuit decision in Mock […]

The Fifth Circuit’s Order clarifies that the Injunction Pending Appeal in Mock v. Garland applies to FPC’s members, Maxim Defense’s customers, and the individual plaintiffs’ resident family members. The order, along with other case documents, can be viewed at FPCLaw.org. FPC challenged ATF’s administrative rule that seeks to reclassify “braced pistols” as “short-barreled rifles.” In […]

A ban on dozens of semi-automatic assault guns is now on Washington State Governor Jay Inslee’s desk. The prohibition was approved by the state assembly on Wednesday, and the Democratic governor has stated that he will sign it. As expected, liberals on social media are hailing this as the best thing since sliced bread. They […]

Late Friday, two Democratic party lawmakers introduced HB23-1230 ‘Prohibit Assault Weapons In Colorado’ which defines the term “assault weapon” and prohibits sales and ownership transfers. … Within HB23-1230, an “assault weapon” is defined as a firearm that includes any of the following: .50 caliber rifle, excluding antiques, shotguns, and muzzle-loading firearms a semiautomatic rifle that accepts […]

Never underestimate California lawmakers’ willingness to embrace the most outlandish gun-control proposals. Other states are taking a stand against “woke” banking discrimination. California is not one of them. There is an effort to make it mandatory. SB 637, introduced by state Sen. Dave Min, requires California’s public finances to stop doing business with any banks […]