The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in Mock v. Garland, finding that FPC are likely to win on the merits of their lawsuit challenging ATF’s pistol brace rule.
Fifth Circuit Rules that ATF Pistol Brace Rule is Likely Illegal

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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in Mock v. Garland, finding that FPC are likely to win on the merits of their lawsuit challenging ATF’s pistol brace rule.
The primary goal of restricting government record keeping of gun and gun owner data is to protect gun owners, not to deprive these activists of data.
The furious response reflects a broader dispute about the role of courts in a Democracy. Thankfully the USA is a Republic.
Here are ten arguments propped up by the anti-freedom crowd that at face value make sense to the uneducated, but fail to hold water when put under scrutiny.
“Indeed, if such persons had met the Congressional test for “prohibited persons” under any other federal prohibitor, there would have been no need to coerce them into signing the form.”
For instance, Montana’s grant award makes clear that the state will not use its nearly $1.4 million SCIP funding to pursue gun control.
In Dothan, Alabama, a man was fatally shot by a homeowner after he forcefully entered the house and began assaulting an individual inside.
Attorney General Merrick B. Garland applied for a stay to Justice Alito of the Supreme Court in the case of VanDerStok v. Garland.
The parties involved have agreed the principle area of contention is whether silencers are arms protected by the Second Amendment.
As both New Zealand and California show, the only sure way to safeguard gun owner data is to not collect it at all.
New York Gov Kathy Hochul was unmistakable about her administration’s contempt for and need to “fight back” against the high court ruling.
The National Rifle Association (NRA) celebrates a significant victory today for Alaskans and the Second Amendment.
It would appear the anti-gun crowd is getting a bit desperate with all the losses they are experiencing in court and re-creating David Hogg may be their last hope.
“To prohibit the Internal Revenue Service from providing firearms and ammunition to its employees, and for other purposes.”
Safe and secure firearm storage in the home is a pillar effort of the firearm industry under Real Solutions. Safer Communities.
The legacy media has purposefully turned a blind eye to this connection, so they can continue to publish the Trace’s propaganda guilt-free.
Many Second Amendment proponents believe the 27 words of the Second Amendment, or the four words “shall not be infringed” should be all the words needed in a court case.
Massachusetts Democrats have put their sweeping gun control scheme (HD 4420) on hold for the next several weeks…
Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, announced in January that she would retire from her antigun group sometime this year.
Requiring average citizens to meet police-level training is a move by Democrats to make it much harder for average NJ citizens to obtain carry permits.
At some point, it becomes obvious they really don’t want to answer this at all and will keep coming up with reasons to stonewall and defer for as long as it takes.
FPC and FPCAF ask the Supreme Court to overrule the deference doctrine the Court established in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
The Groesbeck Independent School District in Texas has embraced the Texas school Guardian program in order to protect their students.
Last week, anti-gun representatives introduced Assembly Bill 350 to create “red flag” gun confiscation orders in Wisconsin.
Biden has ranted publicly about “rogue” gun dealers, so now it’s up to the ATF to deliver revoked licenses by any means necessary.
“But we cannot allow gun arsenals to be in people’s hands. We will continue to fight for fewer weapons in our country. Only the police and the army must be well-armed.”
The State of Texas challenge to federal law heavily taxing and regulating silencers has been dismissed without prejudice, for lack of standing. The ruling will likely be appealed.
The IRS has reportedly spent $2.3 million on ammunition, nearly $475,000 on rifles, another $463,000 for tactical shotguns, & $1.2 million on ballistic shields.
On July 17, CNN ran a story with the headline, “A one-minute video reduced kids’ unsafe behavior around guns, study finds.”
Politicians in New York and California push extreme gun control restrictions under the guise of keeping people “safe”.