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A panel of three judges from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in a case challenging enhanced background checks for gun buyers under the age of 21.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives advanced a bill (HB 777) that would ban homemade firearms to the Commonwealth’s Senate.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin dealt a killing blow to Democrat’s hope of passing additional gun control in the Commonwealth.
A Pennsylvania bill to ban privately manufactured firearms, whether built from a kit or 3D printed, will be voted on in the Commonwealth’s General Assembly tomorrow.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is processing individual eForms at a record pace due to changes in handling procedures.
Everytown for Gun Safety is backing a lawsuit in Michigan against JSD Supply over selling privately manufactured firearms (PMF).
The ATF only produced the documents as an attempt to placate the gun rights group by turning over something. To our shock, the ATF completely redacted every document.
What was supposed to highlight “deadly weapons” taken off American streets put a spotlight on the lack of knowledge on firearms from the ATF’s top brass.
By shutting down the system, it appears that the ATF is ignoring the wishes of Congress and breaking the law.
The Supreme Court of The United States heard oral arguments in Garland v. Cargill, which will determine the legality of bump stocks across the country.
GOA petitioned the Supreme Court to hear the case, claiming New York’s concealed carry law is a direct assault on the Bruen decision.
New evidence presented against Hunter Biden allegedly proves that the President’s son lied on the ATF’s Form 4473.
A federal hearing about the right of 18 to 20-year-old adults to carry firearms in Minnesota took place in the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Supreme Court doesn’t have a timeline for deciding whether to grant Cert, but the decision will have a lasting impact on the 80% firearms market and other ATF rules.
The Virginia House of Delegates has passed House Bill 2, which would ban the sale, procession, or transfer of semi-automatic firearms within the Commonwealth.
Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) have teamed up with Carl Higbie of News Max to sue New York State for refusing to issue gun permits to out-of-state residents and for refusing to recognize out-of-state gun licenses.
GOA has filed a lawsuit challenging New York’s blanket ban on out-of-state residents being able to obtain a concealed carry permit or to have New York honor out-of-state permits.
A panel of three judges from the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled it is unconstitutional for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to ban young adults from openly carrying firearms.
In addition to monitoring gun sales, FinCEN also wanted banking institutions to search Zelle messages for terms like “MAGA” or “TRUMP” to identify possible persons of interest.
The ATF and FBI have released a long-awaited updated and formalized appeals process for specific National Firearms Act (NFA) applicants.
Twenty state attorney generals asked the Biden Administration to prevent ammunition from the Army’s Lake City Ammunition Plant from being sold to civilians.
Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) has introduced a bill to lower the age to buy a handgun from a federal firearms licensee (FFL) from 21 to 18.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has once again blocked the enforcement of California’s new concealed carry law that went into effect on January 1.
JM4 Tactical sells the High Ride Quick, Click & Carry Holster. One thing that takes a little getting used to with a leather holster is that it takes a few days to break it in….
A Federal District Court Judge in the Southern District of Illinois denied a preliminary injunction against the state’s new “assault weapons” ban that took effect on January 1st.
The federal court has administratively stayed a preliminary injunction that was issued by a district court that would have blocked the Golden State’s expansion of “gun-free” zones, making most of the state a “sensitive area.”
T-Mobile new terms of service (TOS) policy will fine companies advertising guns over its network using A2P messaging.
Alan Colie, the Door Dash delivery driver who shot a YouTube prankster, has now been released from jail for unlawfully discharging a firearm in an occupied building.
In the case of May v. Bonta, the United States District Court for the Central District of California granted a Preliminary Injunction.
Gun rights groups have banded together to challenge California’s law requiring that every gun sale be recorded on video and audio by the gun dealer.
