The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed suit alleging San Jose’s nearly $1,600 CCW application fee is the nation’s highest and an unconstitutional barrier to public carry. The case puts a steep local permitting charge squarely in the Bru
The House Judiciary Committee is marking up H.R. 2442, which would preempt state excise taxes on firearms and ammunition, and H.R. 9298, which would tighten the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act’s liability shield. The dual markup is the day’
Northern District of Texas Judge Reed O'Connor held ATF's 2022 firearm and frame-or-receiver definitions unconstitutionally vague and in violation of the Second Amendment in Defense Distributed v. Blanche, undercutting the bureau's unfinished-frame a
ATF told FFLs that a complete silencer already in the NFRTR may be repaired or converted to a different caliber without a new making, marking, or registration, so long as the serialized frame or receiver is not destroyed and required markings stay in
The Delaware Supreme Court reversed a Superior Court decision and upheld House Bill 451’s age-21 firearm restrictions under intermediate scrutiny, declining to apply the U.S. Supreme Court’s Bruen history-and-tradition test to the state constitution.
Bersa USA’s 2026 B-Series lineup spans user-serviceable B22, B9, B556 and B762 cans with MSRPs from $500 to $900. American Rifleman detailed the modular WhisperTech suppressors on Sept. 9, covering rimfire through .300 Winchester Magnum.
The International University Sports Federation (FISU) will host the 2026 World University Championship in Shooting Sport from October 27-31 in New Taipei, Chinese Taipei, bringing together top collegiate shooters from around the world for rifle, pist
New York Attorney General Letitia James is advancing policies to restrict body armor purchases and possession for most civilians, sparking debate over Second Amendment protections extending beyond firearms to defensive gear like armor and stun guns.
Recent coverage explains how firearms manufactured in or before 1898, along with their replicas like 1776-era muskets, fall outside the federal definition of 'firearms,' making them exempt from most modern regulations, background checks, and restrict
Multiple Virginia county sheriffs and Commonwealth's Attorneys have publicly stated they will not enforce recently enacted gun laws, including bans on certain semiautomatic firearms and new standards of 'responsible conduct' for the firearm industry
Authorities in multiple states note rising seizures of low-cost 3D-printed devices that convert semiautomatic handguns to full-auto fire, raising new enforcement and safety concerns distinct from prior brace or suppressor rules.
Arkansas legislature has referred a constitutional amendment to the November 2026 ballot that would explicitly protect the right to keep and bear arms as a natural, fundamental, and individual right, including possession and use of ammunition, access