NFA
Smooth Bore Awesomeness: Mossberg’s New 590RM SBS and 590R Chisel Pump Guns
Mossberg is pleased to announce the introduction of the 590R Chisel and 590RM Chisel, expanding the 590R/RM platform with premium
Explosion of Silence: ATF Gets 150,000 eForm Submissions On First Day of Zero Dollar Tax Stamps
Gun owners from all across the country—except, of course, for California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode
EchoCore Suppressors Take 1st & 2nd Place in 5.56 Category at 2025 Suppressor Summit
Tested under the industry’s most advanced and transparent standard — Shooter’s Ear (SE) LEQ dBA measurement — EchoCore’s performance marks a decisive debut for the new American manufacturer.
We Don’t Know About the Chinese Calendar, But 2026 is the Year of the Suppressor
On Friday, NSSF announced that it got word that ATF processed over 150,000 eForms on Jan. 1. The normal daily volume is closer to 2,500.
Happy 2026: NFA $200 Tax Stamps On Most Popular NFA Items Relegated to the Ash Heap of History
Some on our side bitched that eliminating a 91-year excise tax on these items somehow isn’t really a win and that we should castigate our allies in Congress for failing to remove registration entirely.
ATF Will Shut Down eForms After Christmas to Retool for Zero Dollar Tax Stamps
To make the necessary upgrades to handle the law change, they’re going to shut the eForms system down for Form 1 and Form 4 submissions after Christmas to let their geeks get to work.
With the NFA’s Tax Gone, Registration of Silencers, SBRs and SBSs Should Be Gone, Too
That the NFA can no longer be justified as an exercise of Congress’s taxing power on suppressors, SBRs and SBSs and is thus unconstitutional should be the end of this matter.
Common Sense: Now That the Tax is History, the NFA is Plainly Unconstitutional
The law should be simple: if you can lawfully own a firearm, you should be able to own a suppressor, an SBR, or SBS without begging for government approval or paying for a permission slip that no longer even collects revenue.
Two Bills Introduced to Protect Gun Rights in Future Government Shutdowns
The Second Amendment doesn’t include an asterisk that reads, “Void during budget disagreements.” Yet that’s precisely the downstream effect government shutdowns have on the firearm industry.