Gun Owners of America (GOA) filed a reply brief with the United States Supreme Court in Antonyuk v. James (Antonyuk v. Hochul).
GOA Responds to New York’s SCOTUS Brief in Antonyuk Case
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ATF Responds to Claims it Violated Court Order, Delays Return of FRTs
One issue of contention is the ATF requiring owners to go through a background check to get back their triggers.
ATF Processes Record Number of NFA Forms In February
The NFA division processed 157,673 applications, which set a new monthly record for the NFA Division.
Anti-gun States Ask Courts to Pause Returning FRTs
Sixteen states, led by New Jersey, have sent a letter to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit objecting to the return of forced reset triggers (FRTs) to their owners.
Prosecutors Drop Charges then Refiles on Woman Who Claims Self-Defense
Ms. Crabbe told the police that she killed her ex-husband in self-defense, but Manassas, Virginia Prosecutor D. Burke Walker, had other ideas and charged the woman with second-degree murder.
Palmetto State Armory is Now Selling Suppressors!
Palmetto State Armory (PSA) is dipping its toes into the suppressor market. Through a partnership with Capitol Armory, the South Carolina-based site has started selling silencers on its popular retail website.
Rep. Massie Reintroduces Bill to Lower the Age to Buy a Handgun to 18
Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) introduced the Second Amendment for Every Registrable (SAFER) Voter Act, which would lower the age to purchase a handgun from a FFL to 18 from 21.
New Wyoming SAPA Bill Advances with Both Criminal and Civil Penalties
The new proposed law will add civil penalties to the criminal penalties after it was amended in the Wyoming House Appropriations Committee.
Pennsylvania’s Petition for an En Banc Hearing in Gun Rights Case Denied
Pennsylvania’s petition for an en banc hearing over a challenge to a law banning the carrying of firearms by 18 to 20-year-old residents of the state during a declared emergency was denied.
Kash Patel Should Clean House at the ATF
With Kash Patel now in the position of Acting Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the agency is in for a shake-up.
President Trump Fires ATF’s Top Lawyer, Leaves a Spot Open for A Constitutionalist
The ATF has a chance of replacing her with a Constitutionalist that will prioritize prosecuting dangerous transnational terrorist organizations over making millions of Americans criminals.
Senators Demand ATF Rescind Biden Infringements
A group of 30 Senators has sent a letter to the acting Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) head, Marvin Richardson, demanding that the Bureau stop exceeding its power.
PA Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Challenging Philadelphia’s “Ghost Gun” Ban
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has granted a petition for allowance of appeal in a case that challenges a Philadelphia ordinance banning privately manufactured firearms (PMF).
FRAC and Franklin Armory Score a Victory Over the ATF
The judge ruled against the ATF and said, “Congress gave ATF the ability to enforce the law, not change it.”
ATF Starts Returning Forced Reset Triggers to Their Owners
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is starting to return forced reset triggers (FRT) to their owners.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Breaks Promise and Defends Gun Law
Pennsylvania Republican Attorney General Dave Sunday has broken his promise to defend the gun rights of the Commonwealth’s citizens.
Case Dismissed Against Gun Shops Sued By Maryland and DC
The plaintiffs claimed that the three gun shops were a public nuisance because a man named Demetrius Minor purchased several guns from the shops.
Dark Web of Taxpayer’s Money Funds Anti-Gun Organizations
Word of USAID funding anti-gun groups has gone viral throughout the gun community. This funding of groups working against an American’s God-given rights has led many to wonder how such spending went unnoticed for years.
Trump Executive Order Pushes DOJ to Pause Gun Cases ~ VIDEO
The Department of Justice has asked the courts to pause cases dealing with the Second Amendment. This action shows that the DOJ might be changing its position on gun cases.
New Bill Would Block Gun-Specific Credit Card Merchant Codes
Representative Riley Moore (R-WV) introduced the Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act which would ban using a unique Merchant Category Code (MCC) for transactions involving firearms and ammunition.
Two Cases That Pam Bondi Should Revisit
Many cases could be reviewed, but a few stand out as violating not only someone’s right to bear arms but also free speech and entrapment.
President Trump Issues Executive Order to Protect the Second Amendment
President Donald Trump issued an executive order “protecting Second Amendment rights.”
Court Rules Suppressors are NOT Protected by the Second Amendment
A three-judge panel for the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Second Amendment does not protect suppressors.
Federal Judge Rules Ban on Machineguns Is Unconstitutional
A Federal District Court Judge from Mississippi has ruled that the federal prohibition banning private ownership of machineguns made after April 1986 violates Second Amendment Protections of the United States Constitution.
Leak Shows ATF Continues to Disregard Court Orders on FRTs
The ATF included the Super Safe AK in its documents, claiming it was in a drop-in auto-sear (DIAS). The issue? The Super Safe AK is an FRT.
ATF Leak Shows Concern for 3D Machinegun Conversion Devices
New internal documents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been leaked to Gun Owners of America (GOA) and AmmoLand News.
GOA and CNJFO Sue New Jersey Over Hollow Point Ammo Ban
GOA and CNJFO are suing Attorney General Matthew Platkin of New Jersey over the state’s ban on hollow point ammunition.
Court Rules Against Ban On FFL Handgun Sales to 18-20 Year Olds
A three-judge panel from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the federal statute banning 18-20-year-old adults from acquiring handguns from federally licensed firearms (FFL) dealers was unconstitutional.
SHUSH Act Reintroduced to Congress to Deregulate Suppressors
Representative Michael Cloud (R-TX) has introduced the SHUSH Act in the House of Representatives, which would deregulate suppressors.
Sources Say Former ATF Chief Diversity Officer (DEI) Place On Administrative Leave
Sources have informed us that DEI hire, Ms. Lisa T. Boykin at ATF has been placed on administrative leave, meaning the ATF is finally complying with Trump’s executive order…