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Fifth Circuit Just Reversed Itself on Suppressors
The Fifth Circuit reversed its own adverse suppressor ruling in a single sentence, and if you own—or want to own—a suppressor, this is the most important court news you'll read this week.
threatNRA Fixed Its Books—Your Suppressors Are Still Hostages
The NRA cleaned up its corruption scandal and left the single most dangerous trap door in federal gun law wide open—and your suppressors, your SBRs, and your rights are sitting right on top of it.
legislationSenate Rules Did Bloomberg's Job For Free
The gun-control lobby didn't have to lift a finger: the Senate parliamentarian just did their dirty work for them, stripping suppressor deregulation from reconciliation and slamming a 60-vote wall back in front of every law-abiding owner still waiting months for the right to protect their hearing.
nfa6 Million Suppressors: The NFA Is Running Out of Excuses
Six million suppressors. Legally owned. Background-checked. Taxed. Registered. And every single one of them is a nail in the National Firearms Act's coffin.
legislationMinnesota's Red Flag Law Goes Nuclear: 5-Year Bans, No Compensation
Minnesota lawmakers want to strip your guns for five years without charging you with a crime, let any officer on scene pull the trigger on that process, run the paperwork through judges around the clock, and hand you zero compensation if the whole thing collapses.
state lawSC Just Made Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY
In South Carolina, any officer or official who enforces a red flag order against a law-abiding gun owner is now committing a felony—and that's not rhetoric, it's the criminal code.
threatThey Take Your Guns Before You're Even Charged
They don't need to convict you. They don't even need to charge you. They just need a signature.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Just Confirmed Every Red Flag Warning
Michigan's own judiciary just handed Second Amendment advocates the receipts—a state judicial report documenting, in cold official numbers, how routinely the government seizes firearms before the accused ever gets a chance to speak.
nfa6 Million Suppressors: The NFA Is Losing Its Own Argument
Six million suppressors. Registered. Documented. In civilian hands — and every single one is a bullet in the legal brief that could gut the 1934 National Firearms Act.
state lawSC Makes ERPO Enforcement a Felony — Bloomberg Is Panicking
South Carolina just made it a felony for any cop to enforce a red flag order — and Bloomberg's gun-control press shop is absolutely losing its mind over what comes next.
state lawSC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony—Others Follow
In South Carolina, the gun-grabber is now the one facing felony charges.
state lawGuilty Until Proven Innocent: How Red Flag Laws Work
They don't need to arrest you. They don't need to charge you. Under red flag laws, one accusation and one judge's signature is all it takes to send law enforcement to your door to collect your guns.
court rulingSCOTUS Had 18 2A Cases — It Gutted the One It Took
The Supreme Court just had eighteen chances to defend your Second Amendment rights — and found a way to take zero of them.
state lawMichigan's Own Courts Expose Red Flag's Mass Disarmament Machine
Michigan's own court system just published the receipts—and they prove red flag laws are a disarmament assembly line running at industrial scale.
state law6 States Just Made Red Flag Enforcement a Felony
Six Republican states are turning the tables on red flag enforcers—making it a felony to seize a law-abiding citizen's firearms without a conviction, without due process, and without consequence.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You What's Illegal—Until You're Arrested
The Biden pistol brace rule is dead—and ATF is betting you think that means you're safe.
court rulingSCOTUS Took a 2A Case—Then Surgically Removed the 2A
The Supreme Court just pulled off the neatest disappearing act in recent judicial memory: it granted cert on a Second Amendment petition, then quietly gutted every Second Amendment question inside it.
legislationMinnesota's 5-Year Gun Grab: No Hearing, No Refund, 96% Approved
Minnesota wants to seize your guns for five years without ever letting you speak to a judge first — and they're already approving 96% of the petitions they see.
state lawSC Makes Enforcing Red Flag Orders a Felony
South Carolina just made it a felony to carry out a red flag gun seizure—and the shockwave is already hitting legislatures across the country.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You Which Braces Are Illegal—Until Arrest
You beat the brace rule—and ATF is already plotting to take it back through a door you can't see.
threatOne Call. No Charges. Police at Your Door.
You haven't been charged with a crime. You haven't been convicted of anything. But right now, in 21 states and Washington D.C., a single phone call from the wrong person can put police on your porch with a court order to take your guns.
legislationVets Can't Carry Nationwide. Retired DEA Agents Can. New Bill Ends It.
A combat veteran who survived Fallujah can't legally carry concealed across state lines — but a retired DEA desk agent can. That's not a loophole. That's a slap in the face.
legislationSpanberger Signs 3 Anti-Gun Laws—Virginia Just Changed
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed three gun-control bills into law, and every one of them is being called unconstitutional under the Supreme Court's own *Bruen* standard.
atf actionATF Lost in Court—Now It's Coming for Your Brace Anyway
Courts killed the ATF's pistol brace rule—and the agency's response was to shrug, reach into the drawer, and pull out a backup plan to keep targeting you anyway.
legislationCongress: Special Ops Vets Can Carry Anywhere — No State OK Needed
A New Jersey bureaucrat cannot outrank a Delta Force operator — and a new House bill is finally putting that on paper.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Expose the Red Flag Trap
Michigan's own courts just put the red flag machine on paper—and the numbers prove every warning gun owners ever raised was real.
legislationSOF Vets Can't Carry in All 50 States. This Bill Fixes That.
America's most lethal warriors—Green Berets, SEALs, Raiders, PJs—are being disarmed by state bureaucrats the moment they cross state lines. Congressman Pat Harrigan is done watching it happen.
legislationVets Can't Carry Nationwide—But Desk Agents Can. Bill Fixes It.
A combat Marine who cleared buildings in Fallujah cannot legally carry across state lines. The desk agent at a federal agency can. Congress may finally be forced to explain why.
legislationEnforce a Red Flag Order in These States? That's a Felony.
Five Republican states are turning the tables on red flag enforcers—and the Bloomberg-funded press is in full panic, which means gun owners should be paying very close attention.
state lawSpanberger Signs 3 Gun Bills VA Courts May Soon Kill
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed three gun-control bills into law that the NRA-ILA says are flatly unconstitutional — and if the courts agree, she wasted her political capital on laws that won't survive their first legal challenge.
court ruling10th Circuit Rips Open Colorado's Ghost Gun Ban
Colorado Democrats thought they'd buried this fight. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
legislationNavy SEALs Are Felons at State Lines. Congress Just Said Enough.
Right now, a Navy SEAL who carried a firearm through Fallujah can cross into New York and become a criminal for carrying the same gun on American soil.
court ruling10th Circuit Blows Up Colorado's Ghost Gun Ban—SCOTUS Next
Colorado's ghost gun ban just got a federal gut-punch—and the Supreme Court is loading the kill shot.
legislationGreen Beret Congressman: Let SOF Warriors Carry Everywhere
The men who hunted America's enemies in Kandahar and Mosul are being out-carried, legally speaking, by the political staffers who vote to disarm them.
court rulingSCOTUS Touched 18 Gun Cases—Then Dodged Every Single One
Eighteen Second Amendment petitions. One surgical dodge. Zero answers for gun owners—and the Supreme Court did it in plain sight.
court ruling10th Circuit Blows Open Colorado's Ghost Gun Ban
Colorado thought it buried the ghost gun fight. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
editorialThey Buried 'Gun Control'—Here's the Word They're Using Now
They didn't abandon gun control. They just gave it a friendlier name—and now a Virginia therapist is on tour proving the switch is complete.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You If Your Gun Is Illegal—Until You're Arrested
The Biden brace rule is dead—and ATF is still hunting braced-pistol owners under a standard it openly refuses to publish.
court ruling10th Circuit Cracks the Door—SCOTUS Could Blow It Off the Hinges
The 10th Circuit didn't kill Colorado's ghost gun law—but it handed gun owners a lit fuse and pointed it straight at the Supreme Court.
legislationThey're Coming for Tiahrt—April 28 Is the Day
Monday, April 28, Congress puts the one set of laws standing between your gun purchase and a searchable federal database directly in the crosshairs.
court rulingSCOTUS Is About to Gut the Law That Made Gun Owners Federal Criminals
Right now, a veteran using state-legal marijuana for PTSD is a federal firearms criminal. The Supreme Court is about to decide if that insanity survives the Constitution.
atf actionATF Lost the Brace War—Now It's Using a Backdoor
The courts killed ATF's pistol brace rule—so ATF decided the rule was never the point.
legislationGreen Beret Lawmaker: Elite Warriors Deserve Nationwide Carry
The same federal government that trusts special operators with classified missions and precision lethality anywhere on Earth currently lets California and New Jersey disarm them at the airport.
legislationRetired Green Berets Can't Do What Desk Agents Can—This Bill Fixes It
A combat veteran who survived Fallujah loses his carry rights the moment he crosses a state line. A retired federal desk agent with a badge does not. Congress finally has a bill to end that obscenity.
state lawSpanberger Signs Semi-Auto Ban—NRA Calls It Unconstitutional
Virginia's new governor just signed a semi-automatic firearm ban, age-based purchase restrictions, and concealed carry limits into law in a single stroke—and the NRA-ILA is already saying none of them will survive a constitutional challenge.
legislationCongress: Green Berets Can't Be Trusted With a Pistol?
A Navy SEAL who cleared buildings in Mosul can't legally carry a pistol across a state line without begging a local bureaucrat for permission — and until now, Congress has been fine with that.
legislationElite Warriors Need Permission to Carry? Harrigan Says Hell No
The men who ran Bin Laden's compound and pulled Americans out of Benghazi can't legally carry concealed in California — and one Special Forces veteran-turned-Congressman just decided that ends now.
court rulingSCOTUS Will Decide If 400,000 Arizonans Must Choose: Weed or Guns
Right now, 400,000-plus Arizona cannabis cardholders are federal felons the second they pick up a gun — and the Supreme Court just decided it's time to weigh in.
threatSpanberger Just Signed Two Unconstitutional Gun Bills Into Law
Abigail Spanberger just stabbed Virginia gun owners in the back — signing two unconstitutional gun bills into law on April 23rd like she dares someone to stop her.
state lawSpanberger Just Signed Two Unconstitutional Gun Bills—Virginia Fights Back
Abigail Spanberger just put her signature on two unconstitutional gun bills — and every Virginia gun owner woke up with fewer rights today.