2A News
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New Jersey Magazine Restrictions: Current Status and Pending Developments as of August 2026
This article reviews the current legal framework, the significant judicial developments of July 2026, practical implications for residents, and the pending steps that will determine the restriction’s future.
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Virginia’s “Assault Weapons” Ban: Current Status and Pending Developments
Virginia’s “Assault Weapons” Ban: Current Status and Pending Developments as of today.
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“Conforming Change for Approving a Making Application” (ATF No. 2025R-21F, RIN 1140-AA79)
In early May 2026, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives published a final rule, titled “Conforming Change for Approving a Making Application”, that received little mainstream attention but quickly drew scrutiny from Second Amendment advocates and content creators.
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United States v. Squire (5th Cir. 2026)
This is currently one of the more closely watched challenges to the federal felon-in-possession ban.
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Maintenance July 26, 2026
July 26, 2026. We will be performing server updates throughout the day. In the meantime be sure to browse our entire news catalog of 2A articles on our website or our social media links (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, Truth Social, and YouTube).
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Adjudicated Mental Defective or Committed to a Mental Institution
ATF proposes amending Department of Justice regulations to update the definitions of adjudicated as a mental defective” and “committed to a mental institution.”
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Glock Bans
This article examines the current landscape of Glock-related bans, their constitutional implications, proposed expansions, and the broader context of Second Amendment erosion.
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New Jersey’s “Assault Weapons” and High-Capacity Magazine Bans Overturned
New Jersey’s “Assault Weapons” and High-Capacity Magazine Bans Overturned: A Landmark Victory for the Second Amendment.
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Silencers As Protected Arms
Silencers as Protected Arms Under the Second Amendment: Facilitation, Judicial Rulings, and Comparative Perspectives.
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Latest 2A News as of July 15, 2026
The Second Amendment continues to see significant advancements in federal courts, legislative efforts, and executive actions under the Trump administration. Pro-2A advocates celebrate tangible wins that affirm the right to keep and bear arms as a fundamental liberty, not a second-class privilege.