In a rare admission, the Bondi DOJ concedes the 1927 ban on mailing handguns is unconstitutional. The government should cease prosecutions.
Rare Breed Triggers wins TRO against open-source FRT designer Timothy Hoffman to protect against patent infringement.
Senator Chris Murphy wants to raise NFA taxes to $4,709. Meanwhile, Republicans surrender pro-Second Amendment victories.
Bad facts make bad law. The Fifth Circuit denied 2A protections in a murder case involving a Glock switch by dodging Bruen entirely.
The Fifth Circuit denied DOJ’s request for a 60-day extension to defend Biden’s ‘engaged in the business’ rule. The case moves forward.
Buried in Executive Order 14199 is a major blow to the U.N.’s global gun control agenda. Trump just cut off funding to the Register of Conventional Arms.
A Virginia Democrat named Karen wants to impose a $500 tax on each suppressor sale – right after Trump eliminated the federal tax.
Governor Bill Lee’s latest brief argues courts shouldn’t worry about ‘abstract categories of constitutionality’ when defending gun control.
Harmeet Dhillon’s Second Amendment Section calls California’s ammo background checks ‘straightforwardly unconstitutional.’
Half the charges against Maduro are for machine gun possession – but the indictment dates back to 2020 under AG Bill Barr.
The National Rifle Association president has recently addressed changes to NRA Publications. In a letter to the Board of directors, Bachenberg talks about cutting NRA’s four magazines down to two and how the publication schedule will shift from monthly to quarterly. Hear directly from NRA President Bachenberg about the changes.
The Ninth Circuit struck down California’s open carry ban but upheld a licensing scheme that has never issued a single permit.
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