atf-action
30+ ATF Rules Hit the Shredder in One Day — and the New Director Is a Career Agent
Three years of court losses, executive orders, and Bruen-era pressure produced what 2A advocates have been demanding since the day the pistol brace rule dropped: a thirty-plus-rule package, dropped in a single press conference, with a career ATF agent now wearing the director's badge.
DOJ Office of Public Affairs · justice.gov
2026-04-30
archive
They Can't Ban Your Gun—So They'll Bankrupt You for Using It
You win the gunfight, the DA clears you, and then the lawyers take everything you own—and the gun-control lobby is counting on exactly that.
· bearingarms.com
2026-04-27
archive
Spanberger Signs Semi-Auto Ban, Age Curbs & Carry Kills Into Law
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger didn't waste a single day—she signed a sweeping package of gun-control bills into law that bans commonly owned semi-automatic firearms, strips young adults of their Second Amendment rights, and guts the concealed carry framework Virginians have relied on for decades.
· nraila.org
2026-04-27
legislation
Elite Warriors Disarmed in California. A Vet in Congress Just Said Enough.
A Green Beret survives 15 combat deployments, lands in California, and gets disarmed by the state. A retired city cop who never left the precinct carries concealed in all 50. That is the law of the land—right now—and Rep. Pat Harrigan just introduced a bill to burn it down.
· harrigan.house.gov
2026-04-27
legislation
SOF Vets Can Carry Anywhere — No State Permission Slip
California, New York, and Illinois can disarm a retired Navy SEAL the moment he crosses their border — a new House bill just declared that era over.
· thedefensepost.com
2026-04-27
atf-action
Feds Sign Away Your Property: 5 Blue States Keep the Switches
The federal government just signed a contract — in writing — agreeing not to return seized trigger switches to gun owners in five Democrat-run states, and not a single judge had to rule against you for it to happen.
· washingtontimes.com
2026-04-27
editorial
NRA Fixed Its Books. Its Spine Is Another Story.
The NRA survived bankruptcy, cleaned up its finances, and walked out of Houston with the same evasive strategy it walked in with—still refusing to demand full repeal of the 1934 tax-and-registration cage that traps your suppressor, your SBR, and your rights inside a bureaucratic framework every future anti-gun administration can tighten at will.
· txgunrights.org
2026-04-27
legislation
Minnesota's New Red Flag Bill: 5-Year Seizures, No Pay, Any Cop
Minnesota Democrats already pushed through a gun confiscation law in 2023—now they want five-year seizures, zero reimbursement for your property, and the power to let any officer strip your Second Amendment rights before you've said a single word to a lawyer.
· cbsnews.com
2026-04-27
state-law
SC Bill Makes Enforcing Red Flag Orders a Felony
Show up at a South Carolina gun owner's door to seize firearms without a criminal charge, without a conviction, without due process—and you're the one facing felony prosecution.
· union-bulletin.com
2026-04-27
court-ruling
D.C. Court Nukes Magazine Bans—Six Courts Now Disagree
A D.C. court just ruled that banning standard-capacity magazines violates the Second Amendment—splitting with five federal circuits and the Washington State Supreme Court, and making a Supreme Court showdown almost inevitable.
· scotusblog.com
2026-04-27
court-ruling
SCOTUS Dodges 18 Gun Cases—Then Guts the One It Took
Eighteen Second Amendment cases landed on the Supreme Court's conference table. The justices left every single one on the floor—and on the one petition they did accept, they cut out the gun questions by hand before saying yes.
· charlesnichols.substack.com
2026-04-27
legislation
SC Bill: Enforce a Red Flag Order, Face a Felony
In South Carolina, if you show up to confiscate a gun owner's firearms under a red flag order, you won't just be wrong—you'll be indicted.
· union-bulletin.com
2026-04-27