SAF Sues California, Challenging Its New 11% Excise Tax on Guns and Ammunition
The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn California’s recently-adopted 11 percent excise tax on the sale […]
Law and the Courts
Serial Offender: Why Is ATF Repeatedly Releasing Protected Firearms Data to the Public?
Someone at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) believes it is easier – or more politically convenient
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to Illinois ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban…Yet
Earlier today, the Supreme Court denied cert in Barnett v. Raoul, a case challenging Illinois’ “assault weapons” ban and magazine
What Exactly Was Decided in the P320 Verdict Against SIG SAUER?
You may have heard about a recent jury verdict against SIG SAUER. If you haven’t, a federal court in Georgia
Highland Park Shooting Victim’s Family Sues Smith & Wesson, Bud’s Guns
A family of one of the seven victims killed in the Highland Park July 4th Parade shooting in 2022 has
Understanding What the Loper Bright and Jarkesy Regulatory Earthquake Means for Gun Owners
As Dan posted yesterday, the Supreme Court has decided Loper Bright v. Raimondo, and in so doing has officially overruled
BREAKING: Supreme Court Overrules Chevron Deference, Dealing a Body Blow to ATF Regulatory Power
Imagine if the ATF decided that gun makers had to pay for their agents to monitor compliance in every firearms
Delaware Changing Definition of “Firearm”
Much to the surprise of the Shooting News Weekly team, it turns out that Delaware is one step closer to
California’s Broader Protection Orders Likely Won’t Stand Up, Even After Rahimi
The [Rahimi] decision, however, does not validate all restraining order statutes. Consider, for instance, California Code of Civil Procedure § 527.6;
After Rahimi, Bruen Remains Tanned, Rested, and Ready for Future Cases
By focusing on Rahimi’s “dangerous” conduct, the high court did not foreclose a series of other challenges to federal disarmament