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Reps. Yakym and Fallon introduced the Federal Lands Lawful Carry Act (H.R. 9719) to let you carry a firearm in national park buildings where state law allows. Here is what it does.
SBR registration faces its most direct constitutional test yet. Inside the NRA-FPC brief in U.S. v. Machamer — and the stakes for 1.1 million registered rifles.
Can you hunt with a suppressor? In most states, yes — but two separate legal layers decide it: federal ownership and your state’s hunting rules. The full picture.
A federal court struck down NFA registration for suppressors and short-barreled rifles. What changed on August 13, who the order covers, and whether the government has appealed.
Are suppressors legal where you live? A clear state-by-state guide to suppressor laws in 2026, the federal rules, and what recent court rulings change.
Federal gun rights restoration reopens September 21 after 34 years. See who can apply, what DOJ’s rule requires, and what the relief will not cover.
Can a felon own a gun? Federal law, state law, and the new DOJ restoration rule each answer differently. Here are the four tests that decide it in 2026.
One June 2025 Supreme Court case decides who gets to buy a suppressor without a Form 4 in August 2026. How Trump v. CASA killed the universal injunction, what survived, and the class-action playbook no NFA plaintiff has used yet.
The August 5 NFA ruling never reached the Second Amendment. It turned on Article I taxing power and a tax Congress set to $0 — the same logic that decided the Obamacare cases.
Three federal cases press the same post-$0-tax theory in three circuits. A dated status tracker for Silencer Shop Foundation/Jensen, Brown, and Roberts.
The ATF ship-to-home rule would let your in-state dealer ship a gun to your door with the background check intact. Here’s how it works and how to comment by August 6.
Second Amendment news this week: SCOTUS sets Dec. 2 for the AR-15 ban cases, DOJ backs gun owners, and Missouri sues the ATF over suppressor rules.
