ATF Public Comment: How the May 6 Brace Rescission Comment Period Played Out
The ATF brace rescission comment window closes June 5. What works, what does not, and the four open dockets worth your attention before summer 2026.
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Pennsylvania Constitutional Carry: SB 357 + SB 822 Explained
Pennsylvania moved closer to becoming the 30th constitutional carry state on May 6. What SB 357 and SB 822 do, where they stand, and what comes next.
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ATF New Era of Reform: 34 Rules Rescinded May 2026
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.
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Brown v. ATF: 4 Gun-Rights Groups Just Asked the Court Why Suppressor Owners Still Have to Register
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.
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Second Amendment Controversies in 2026: The 3 Biggest Fights Happening Right Now
The biggest live Second Amendment controversies in 2026, including carry laws, prohibited-person cases, and rifle and magazine-ban disputes. Second Amendment controversies in 2026 are no longer abstract debates. They now center on where lawful carry is allowed, who may be disarmed, and whether “assault-weapon” and magazine bans can survive under the Supreme Court’s current framework….
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What the $0 NFA Tax and Brace Changes Really Mean for Short-Barreled Rifle Ownership
What the $0 NFA tax, brace rule changes, and recent court cases really mean for short-barreled rifle ownership What Is Short-Barreled Rifle Ownership Under Current Federal Law? Short-barreled rifle ownership remains tightly regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA), even after the $0 tax change effective January 1, 2026. A short-barreled rifle (SBR) is still…
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DOJ Second Amendment Rights Section: What It Means
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…
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Epstein Files Second Amendment: 2025 Release Insights
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…
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2A Rights 2025: Elections Reshape Gun Laws in America
Published: November 6, 2025 | By the Freedom’s Lodge Team The 2A rights 2025 landscape is shifting fast after November’s elections. Democratic wins in Virginia, New Jersey, and major cities set the stage for new gun restrictions. Here’s how these results could reshape firearm ownership and the fight for Second Amendment freedoms nationwide. Virginia: Spanberger’s…
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Government Shutdown Firearm Imports: 2025 Crisis
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…
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Pam Bondi Gun Registry: What Reese v. ATF Actually Ordered
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.
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California Glock Block: Sacramento’s Gun Ban
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…
