The DOJ Just Sued the Maryland County Where Your Own Backyard Can Be a Gun-Free Zone
The Justice Department says Bill 23-26’s exclusion zones swallow more than a quarter of Montgomery County, and it wants a federal judge to stop enforcement now.
‘Accoutrements’: The Founding-Era Word Doing All the Work in California’s Magazine Ban Just Got Called Out at the Supreme Court
Challengers to California’s magazine ban say two federal appeals courts now give opposite answers to the same Second Amendment question, and the Supreme Court already has two rifle-ban cases on its docket.
Colorado’s Semi-Auto Ban Starts August 1. The Last Real Day to Buy Was July 28.
Two laws did the work of one: SB25-003’s August 1 start date plus Colorado’s 3-day waiting period cut buyers off on July 28. What’s covered, what the new permission slip costs, and where the lawsuit stands.
B&T’s Utah Plant Grew From Three Employees to 7,000 Suppressors a Month While Lawyers Fought Over the Name
The Herriman buildout finished while a trademark settlement sent the B&T name back to Switzerland. What the new capacity means at the dealer counter and who answers warranty calls during the handover.
Suppressors Are Coming Off the Munitions List, Six Years After the Rifles They’re Built For
Two interim final rules move civilian cans from ITAR to Commerce oversight on November 20. What it means for American makers, traveling hunters, and the comment window that closes August 24.
The Gas System in Smith & Wesson’s New $1,499 SBR Is the One Part Nobody Else Has Tested
The first .300 Blackout AXE pairs Gemtech’s GVAC gas block with an 8-inch barrel and a $0 tax stamp. Full specs, the parts-value math, and the claim still waiting on proof.
Palmetto State Armory Resumed Virginia Rifle Shipments the Day a Judge’s Injunction Reached Every County
Rifles and 30-round magazines are back in Virginia carts after two injunctions blocked the state’s new ban. How the July 21 date got set and what the attorney general asks for next.
The Strongest Argument Against Maryland’s Glock Ban Came From Maryland’s Own Attorney General
SB 334 makes every factory Glock unsellable in Maryland on January 1, and a federal judge is being asked to freeze it first. What the law bans, who keeps their pistols, and the common-use math.
Every Felon-in-Possession Case Rests on One Sentence: “The Gun Crossed State Lines.” The Fifth Circuit Just Put It on Trial.
The full Fifth Circuit will rehear United States v. Squire as a Commerce Clause attack on the federal gun-possession ban. How Justice Thomas teed it up and what a ruling would unravel.
A Federal Appeals Court Just Struck Down a State “Assault Weapons” Ban. That Has Never Happened Before.
The Third Circuit’s 10 to 5 en banc ruling voids New Jersey’s 1990 rifle ban and 10-round magazine cap. What changes now, what waits on the mandate, and the Supreme Court collision ahead.
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