US District Court in Texas Rules That With $200 Tax Gone, NFA Registration is Unconstitutional
With the $200 tax gone, there is no viable constitutional authority to continue registering SBRs and suppressors.
NFA
Has ATF Created a Form 1 Felony Trap for People Who Build Their Own Suppressors?
ATF Director Robert Cekada says no one will be charged for complying with a Form 1 as long as he is running the ATF.
CMMG Zeroed 36 Suppressor and Plan B Mount
The tubeless Zeroed 36 is manufactured from laser welded 17-4 stainless steel giving it a robust structure designed to take a beating.
ATF Director Touts Agency’s Improved Form Processing Times
“The average time has dropped from 73 days in FY21 to just 18 days today. Form 4 processing has fallen from 150 days to approximately 18 days.
Where Are All The Two-Stamp Guns?
Manufacturers are running full-throttle just to keep up with demand, so when everything you’re currently making is selling, rolling out new product lines takes a back seat.
We’re In the Middle of a Historic Suppressor Boom and it’s Spectacular
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.
Gun Nation: April NICS Background Checks Up 1.6%, NFA Checks up 130%
There’s a steady and increasing appetite among Americans for exercising their 2A. This is especially true in states where antigun lawmakers are threatening them.
Why is ATF Still Leaving Its Options Open for Prosecuting Owners of Braced Pistols?
Career officials may be all too aware of the political priorities of ATF and DOJ senior leadership and may be actively trying to undermine and embarrass their bosses who operate at the political levels.
Bondi Dodges Challenge to DOJ’s Position That Suppressors Should Still Be Regulated Under the NFA
“How are you justifying the existence of this registry?”
South Dakota is First to Fix What Could Be a Big Problem for a Number of States if Suppressors are Removed From the NFA
How gun-friendly is South Dakota? The bill deregulating silencers in the state in anticipation of cans being removed from the NFA — the bill was named SB2A — passed both houses. Unanimously.