“Tag: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives”

Congressmen from the Committee on Small Business are demanding answers over who, exactly, needs a license to sell a firearm.

President Biden’s ATF is conducting a war on FFLs while the DOJ is simultaneously seeking to curtail lawful private firearms transfers by misinterpreting federal law. This two-pronged attack was the plan all along.

Despite the Second Amendment’s plain language, there are still many places throughout the country in which it is nearly impossible for even the most-conscientious citizen to follow the letter of the law. This is by design.

As attacks on the Second Amendment are increasingly coming from all directions, defending our right to keep and bear arms takes an active, smart tenacity. Rep. Jim Jordan is one such defender of our freedom.

A federal judge ruled against this new rule from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

This lawsuit is the NRA’s latest challenge to the rule regarding stabilizing braces.

Instead of demonizing law-abiding gun owners and gun stores, the focus of our laws and efforts must be on the criminal element in society that has been allowed to run rampant.

While President Biden continues his repeated calls for gun control, his son’s attorneys are crafting a curious defense for the younger Biden’s actions.

If you’re one of the many buyers whose suppressor or other restricted item is stuck in review limbo, things might be getting better.