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The ATF Ship-to-Home Rule: What It Does and Who It Helps
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.
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Second Amendment News This Week: AR-15 Case Gets a Date
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.
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Dallas 2026 is the Rally, the Midterms Decide the Courts
The 2026 midterm election is Tuesday, November 3. It decides who writes the next federal gun laws and who confirms the judges who will apply Bruen.
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Supreme Court Gun Cases: What the September 28 Long Conference Decides
Supreme Court gun case update: four Second Amendment petitions reach the September 28 long conference. The docket, the circuit split, and what to watch.
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Traveling With High-Capacity Magazines
Federal safe-passage law protects your gun across state lines. It does not protect the magazine. What that means driving through New Jersey or New York.
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ATF eZ Check Rule: Faster FFL Transfers for Your Online Gun Purchase
The ATF eZ Check rule lets dealers verify each other’s licenses online, speeding up ship-to-FFL gun purchases. Here’s what changes for buyers in 2026.
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Trump NFA Pardons Four Gun Owners Walk Free. The NFA Doesn’t.
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 the news Friday that President Trump signed pardons for four men convicted of National Firearms Act violations that 2A advocates have long called regulatory overreach, not real crime….
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Robert Cekada, ATF Director: Career, Confirmation, and 2A Posture
Who is Robert Cekada — sworn in April 30, 2026 as ATF Director. Career path, Senate confirmation, public statements, and what 2A owners should expect.
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Can You Carry a Gun in a National Park? Federal Land Carry Rules, Explained (2026)
Can you carry a gun in a national park? Yes in most areas if you follow state law, but not inside federal buildings. Here is the 2026 guide to carrying on federal land.
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Second Amendment News This Week: Rights Restored, Rules Fall
Second Amendment news this week: DOJ reopens federal gun rights restoration, a court guts the frame-or-receiver rule, and California sends 3 bills to Newsom.
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Federal Judge Rules Biden-Era ATF Frame and Receiver Rule Unconstitutional
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.
