United States Congressman Rob Bresnahan is a young, newly elected Republican serving Pennsylvania’s Eighth Congressional District, which is located in […]
A letter from Patrick Adamiak to newly confirmed ATF Director Robert Cekada: If I could speak directly to ATF Director
For years, gun owners have been forced to navigate an outdated federal bureaucracy designed to treat the exercise of a constitutional right like a parole hearing.
We can expect any number of new suppressor announcements this year, and probably next. Some established brands wonder how many may be here today, but gone tomorrow.
The shame here belongs to Bloomberg’s antigun mouthpiece, The Trace. It’s clear, though, they have no shame when it comes to ignoring the truth.
The moment the political winds shift — the moment the left regains control of Washington — that same agency will be weaponized again. Stronger. Smarter. More efficient.
No, there isn’t a repeal of the NFA. And no, the ATF isn’t going to be defunded or abolished any time soon. But we have to take and cheer the wins when and were we can get them.
The U.S. Senate is a deliberative governing body, and it proved it with the confirmation of the Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Robert Cekada
It’s good news that ATF might loosen the pistol kit ban, b ut the power to loosen the laws is just the flip side of the power to tighten the laws, and that’s a power that no one entity should possess.
Blanche’s framing of the administration’s new policy announcement as something that will “change everything” sets an unusually high bar for public expectations.
