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The Supreme Court wants to hear from the families suing Daniel Defense and 12 other gun companies over their ads. Here’s the liability theory the NRA and SAF want the justices to shut down, and why it reaches every AR brand.
The government lost its machine-gun case against forced reset triggers in 2024. A new DOJ filing in a Texas patent court shows the strategy that replaced it.
ATF leadership put timelines on the record at a Dallas dealer summit: suppressor and SBR transfer guidance within weeks, a revised Form 4473 after the holidays, and movement on handgun sales at 18 to 20.
Stiff springs and raw thumbs? Not today. We find out if Speed Beez is truly the fastest loader in the West. Here is what it fits, where it falls short, and where to buy it.
The Supreme Court hears the biggest Second Amendment case since Bruen on December 2. The lower courts’ “too military” theory has to get past 800 privately owned warships the Founders licensed.
NSSF, Shadow Systems, and a Wallingford range are asking a federal judge to stop Public Act 26-41 before selling most new striker-fired handguns becomes a felony on October 1.
A masked man pointed a gun at a customer at the pump at 151st and Harlem on September 15. The customer, a licensed carrier, fired back. What police say happened, and what carriers can take from it.
A 2-1 Fifth Circuit panel struck down the 1968 rules that force out-of-state handgun buyers through a second dealer and a transfer fee. Here is who the ruling covers now, and the circuit split it just created.
Two years and about 1,800 rounds with a Glock 19 Gen 5: never a stoppage on a factory magazine, bad factory sights, a mushy trigger, and a grip that makes you work.
The DOJ has until October 5 to appeal the ruling that ended NFA registration for suppressors and short-barreled rifles. CBS reports the order to stand down came from the president himself.
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