A federal appeals court in North Dakota ruled the ATF’s stabilizing brace rule ‘arbitrary and capricious,’ prompting further judicial review.
The rule in question has been dubbed the ‘gun show loophole’ because one of its target groups was people who sell firearms at gun shows for profit.
The judge granted the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment and ordered the rule vacated.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives makes case for increased funding, data analysts in its recently released firearms trace data report.
It came after the group filed a lawsuit against the ATF rule, which classifies pistols with the brace as short-barreled rifles.
A judge in Florida wrote that the ATF can’t enforce the rule in the state of Florida.
Gun shops say federal background checks work, but it’s difficult to know who’s in the country lawfully.
Members of Congress claim the proposed rule is unconstitutional and that ATF broke the Administrative Procedures Act by refusing to accept physical petitions.
A state representative wants an investigation into the ATF’s actions surrounding the June 16 raid in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma.
A longstanding ban on handgun sales to 18-to-20-year-olds was overturned by a judge.
Gun rights activists say gun control groups have realized the importance of public comments in the Second Amendment debate.
A district judge ruled against the ATF, saying a recent pistol brace rule is tantamount to overreach.
The high court will review a case challenging the legality of a controversial ATF rule.
Russell Fincher lost his federal firearms license and 50 guns in a June raid. He denies committing any crime and hopes the ATF will be held accountable.
Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy outlined plans to slash federal jobs, regulations, and agencies, detailing the existing laws he says empower his agenda.
A federal appeals court in North Dakota ruled the ATF’s stabilizing brace rule ‘arbitrary and capricious,’ prompting further judicial review.
The rule in question has been dubbed the ‘gun show loophole’ because one of its target groups was people who sell firearms at gun shows for profit.
The judge granted the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment and ordered the rule vacated.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives makes case for increased funding, data analysts in its recently released firearms trace data report.
It came after the group filed a lawsuit against the ATF rule, which classifies pistols with the brace as short-barreled rifles.
A judge in Florida wrote that the ATF can’t enforce the rule in the state of Florida.
Gun shops say federal background checks work, but it’s difficult to know who’s in the country lawfully.
Members of Congress claim the proposed rule is unconstitutional and that ATF broke the Administrative Procedures Act by refusing to accept physical petitions.
A state representative wants an investigation into the ATF’s actions surrounding the June 16 raid in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma.
A longstanding ban on handgun sales to 18-to-20-year-olds was overturned by a judge.
Gun rights activists say gun control groups have realized the importance of public comments in the Second Amendment debate.
A district judge ruled against the ATF, saying a recent pistol brace rule is tantamount to overreach.
The high court will review a case challenging the legality of a controversial ATF rule.
Russell Fincher lost his federal firearms license and 50 guns in a June raid. He denies committing any crime and hopes the ATF will be held accountable.
Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy outlined plans to slash federal jobs, regulations, and agencies, detailing the existing laws he says empower his agenda.