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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.
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.
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.
A 2026 guide to CCW insurance and self-defense legal protection: what it covers, how the models differ, and how the leading providers compare.
A plain-English guide to Idaho gun laws in 2026: constitutional carry, concealed carry age, permits and reciprocity, and where firearms are still off-limits.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear two “assault weapon” ban cases — Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins. It’s not a ruling yet. Here’s exactly what happened, the timeline to a decision, which states are affected, and what changes for gun owners right now (nothing — yet).
Your concealed carry permit is not valid in every state. Here is what concealed carry reciprocity means and how to check where your permit is honored.
Suppressor ownership got easier in 2026 with the $200 tax gone. See what changed, what HR 404 does next, and how to enter the BANISH VRMT 223 SS giveaway.
The ATF New Era of Reform rolls back federal gun red tape. Here’s what changed and how to file a public comment before the August 4 window closes.
Brown v. ATF: SAF, ASA, NRA, and FPC argue the NFA registration requirement is no longer constitutional after Congress eliminated the $200 tax. Case 25-cv-01162-SRC.
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…
Epstein Files Second Amendment: What the 2025 Release Might Mean for Gun Owners The Epstein files Second Amendment debate is picking up steam fast. On November 19, 2025, President Trump signed the Epstein Transparency Act into law, forcing the DOJ to begin releasing unclassified investigative files within 30 days. The first wave…
