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The DOJ filed back-to-back federal lawsuits against Denver and Colorado, putting the city's AR-15 ban and the state's magazine ban in constitutional crosshairs.
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President Trump pardoned four men convicted under the National Firearms Act. The law itself did not change — the NFA still stands. Gun Owners of America dropped th...
Read the articleFederal overreach tracked case by case — ATF rulemaking, DOJ lawsuits, import freezes, and the regulations that keep testing the limits of the Second Amendment.
On August 17, 2026, U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor ruled that the ATF’s 2022 Frame or Receiver Rule violates the Second Amendment and is unconstitutionally vague, issuing a permanent injunction protecting Defense Distributed and Second Amendment Foundation members with respect to specific unfinished frames and kits.
The DOJ filed back-to-back federal lawsuits against Denver and Colorado, putting the city’s AR-15 ban and the state’s magazine ban in constitutional crosshairs.
The ATF published 34 rule changes on May 6, 2026 — bump stocks, braces, dealer rules, NFA forms. What is final, what is open for comment, what changes for owners.
The DOJ Second Amendment Rights Section just went from rumor to reality, and for once the federal government is claiming it wants to protect your gun rights instead of “managing” them. Whether this new DOJ office becomes a true watchdog or another D.C. illusion will depend entirely on what it does next. The DOJ Second…
Government Shutdown Crisis: How It’s Crippling Gun Owners and Skyrocketing Prices – Act Now Before It’s Too Late! By FreedomsLodge Staff | October 30, 2025 Empty shelves illustrate the potential firearm and ammo shortages caused by the 2025 government shutdown firearm imports halt—stock up now to avoid price hikes. The ongoing 2025 U.S. government shutdown…
The viral “Pam Bondi gun registry” claim misread one week-long court order in Reese v. ATF. Here is what the judgment actually did – and the Second Amendment win that still stands.
YouTube’s Demonetization of Gun Videos: Defending 2A Rights YouTube’s demonetization of gun videos has been a relentless assault on Second Amendment rights. It has created major obstacles for the 2A community over the past several years. These heavy-handed policies have turned a crucial platform for responsible firearm education and open discussion into a battlefield. Arbitrary…
How Sacramento’s Latest Tantrum Just Blue-Balled Every Gun Enthusiast in the Golden State Oh, California—land of avocado toast, celebrity meltdowns, and now, the most dramatic California Glock Block in history. If you’ve been nursing a secret crush on that sleek Glock 19 you’ve been eyeing, brace yourself: the state that’s already turned your swimming pool…
We’re speaking now, because we do not intend to forever hold our peace. Ever been to a wedding and realized that the marriage is going to be an utter trainwreck before the vows are even exchanged, or the ink dry on the license? That’s a decent allegory for what’s about to happen in Washington, D.C.,…
I have the most dangerous pants in the Second Amendment sphere, and I can prove it! Remember when Elon Musk bought Twitter and said that he was putting an end to the rampant censorship on that platform? How, as long as you weren’t breaking any laws or specifically harassing people, your voice would be respected?…
The right to sue for redress of grievances is baked into the Constitution … but it doesn’t say who has to pay the lawyers. Once again, an activist judge in a deep-blue state is permitting yet another baseless and actually illegal lawsuit. This time, it’s Judge L. Ortiz of Lake County, Illinois, and the illegal…
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: The Founding Fathers didn’t miss much, but they missed something critical when they wrote the Second Amendment. If only they had thought to include one more clause: Keep, bear, and buy arms. Why’d they omit it? Well, because so much of the American Revolution was stoked…
