Solicitor General Asks SCOTUS for the Microphone in December’s AR-15 Ban Oral Arguments
If the Court holds that the platform is protected—semi-automatic operation, detachable magazine, ordinary furniture—then the next dodge dies along with it.
Law and the Courts
Wolford Enforcement: DOJ Sues Maryland County for Prohibiting Carry in Churches, Synagogues
Some security volunteers are defying the intrusive law as they await the outcome of courtroom pushback against the restrictions.
NRA Launches Suit Aimed at Denver’s Non-Resident Carry Ban
Denver may have created the perfect proving ground to decide whether lawful carriers will have the same level of “privilege” that drivers license holders have.
US Department of Justice Argues That Bans on AR-15 Rifles Violate the Second Amendment
The right to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment is among the “fundamental rights necessary to our
BREAKING: Patrick Adamiak is Pardoned by President Trump
Former U.S. Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak has been pardoned by President Donald J. Trump—effective immediately. He was one of
NFA Update: ATF Inspections Offer First Real-World Guidance After Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF
By: Armed Attorneys For weeks, gun owners and federal firearms licensees have been asking the same question: Is ATF actually
How Long Would Bruen, Heller and Wolford Last Once Democrats Pack the Supreme Court?
It’s just 62 days until the midterm elections but horse race prognosticators are already speculating on who’s making moves to
ATF Sees Rare Breed Patent Injunctions as a Tool to Limit Sales of FRT Triggers
The federal gun-control machine may change tactics, but gun owners cannot afford to ignore the result.
NRA-ILA’s Dan Reid and the State-By-State Fight to Defend Gun Rights
What makes NRA powerful and the gun rights movement is people being involved, voting in elections and just contacting their legislators.
Court: Intentionally Vague ATF Rules Violate Both the Second and Fifth Amendments
The Biden rule was written in such a vague and uncertain way that ordinary Americans were unable to determine what conduct was lawful and what might be criminal.