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Entrapment by Estoppel and Its Relevance to the National Firearms Act
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State of California v. U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives, No. 24-2701
The ruling centered exclusively on standing and did not reach the merits of whether the challenged provision complied with the Gun Control Act or the Administrative Procedure Act. It leaves the relevant portion of the ATF rule in place for now while underscoring strict limits on who may challenge federal regulatory choices in federal court.
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NFA Update: Can An Indiana GOA Member Remove A Pistol Brace And Replace It With A Stock?
Yes you can replace your AR Pistol Brace with a stock “making” it an SBR now in Indiana as a GOA member.
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Texas Judge Rules ATF Ghost Gun Rule Unconstitutional Under Second Amendment and Due Process
US District Court of Northern Texas Judge Rules ATF Ghost Gun Rule Unconstitutional Under Second Amendment and Due Process
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Restoration of Federal Firearm Rights
“The Second Amendment is not a second-class right, and the federal government should not permanently deprive Americans of a constitutional right without regard to whether they pose a danger to public safety,” said Attorney General Todd Blanche.
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Indiana Suppressor Purchases With Form 4473 Only
As of August 16, 2026, same-day suppressor transfers via Form 4473 + NICS (no Form 4) apply only to covered transactions under the Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF injunction (in effect since August 13 after the stay expired).
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USPS Carry
Section 930(d)(3) of title 18, U.S. Code, permits the lawful carrying of constitutionally protected firearms in post offices that are generally open to the public. – August 12, 2026
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NFA Appeal Deadline Expired
On August 5, 2026, U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix of the Northern District of Texas ruled that key National Firearms Act registration and application requirements for suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and any other weapons are unconstitutional and gave a deadline for the DOJ to appeal. That deadline has now passed.
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Congressman Andrew Clyde Reports DOJ Will Not Appeal The NFA Ruling
About an hour ago Congressman Andrew Clyde Reports DOJ Will Not Appeal The NFA Ruling.
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What Happens if the DOJ Doesn’t Challenge the NFA’s Unconstitutional Ruling by Midnight Aug 12, 2026?
What Happens if the DOJ Doesn’t Challenge the NFA’s Unconstitutional Ruling by Midnight Aug 12, 2026?