Federal Judge: ATF’s ‘Frame and Receiver Rule’ Unconstitutional
A Federal District Court judge in Texas has ruled that the ATF’s “Final Rule” on frames and receivers is unconstitutional under the Second and Fifth
A Federal District Court judge in Texas has ruled that the ATF’s “Final Rule” on frames and receivers is unconstitutional under the Second and Fifth
Defense Distributed’s Ghost Gunner G80 Build Kit is among the specific products covered by Judge Reed O’Connor’s injunction against enforcement of ATF’s frame-and-receiver rule. Image
As one of his first actions as Attorney General, @AGToddBlanche today finalized a federal regulation and launched a new process allowing eligible individuals who are
A federal firearm-rights restoration process is reopening after more than three decades, but the Second Amendment remains a constitutional right—not a government-issued privilege. AI-generated illustration
The Department of Justice has announced a new process for restoration of Second Amendment rights to certain individuals convicted of non-violent crimes. By Dave Workman
“This case is about whether New York may ban Glock and Glock-style handguns consistent with the United States Constitution merely because someone can convert those
ATF’s proposed regulatory reforms have drawn warnings from Everytown, Giffords and Brady over background checks, firearm records and NFA regulations. Original firearm photo by Duncan
A proposed settlement would require LASD to publish specified carry-permit statistics for four years and remain subject to federal-court enforcement after judicial approval. IMG Duncan
A federal judge rejected DOJ’s attempt to salvage parts of ATF’s vacated 2024 “engaged in the business” rule. iStock-1494671908 A federal district court judge dealt
Political polling results are increasingly in doubt, says the New York Times and a Rasmussen survey. By Dave Workman About the same time the New