DOJ Hits The Brakes On Acting U.S. Attorney Over ‘Suppressors Are Not Arms’

Only three days after disgraced Biden holdover and acting U.S. Attorney Michael Simpson argued in front of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals that suppressors are not arms protected by the Second Amendment and that the defense’s request for an en banc hearing in United States v. George Peterson be denied, the Department of Justice … Read more

AG Pam Bondi Misses Second Amendment Executive Order Deadline

The deadline for Attorney General Pam Bondi’s autopsy on the Second Amendment has come and gone. The order, Protecting Second Amendment Rights, issued on February 7, provided a thirty-day period for the Attorney General to “examine all orders, regulations, guidance, plans, international agreements, and other actions of executive departments and agencies to assess any ongoing … Read more

The Seventh Circuit Upholds NFA Restrictions on SBRs in United States v. Rush

The Seventh Circuit Upholds NFA Restrictions on SBRs in United States v. Rush

By Jim Strong Yesterday, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in United States v. Rush that short-barreled rifles (SBRs) can still be restricted under the National Firearms Act (NFA). This decision relies on outdated legal precedent and the flawed reasoning that SBRs are inherently more dangerous than other firearms due to their concealability and power. However, an … Read more

SHUSH Act: Will Suppressors Finally Go Mainstream?

SHUSH Act: Will Suppressors Finally Go Mainstream?

Anyone who knows me knows this is a subject near and dear to my heart, whether you’ve had to endure my constant complaints about tinnitus in both my ears or have had the experience of saying something to me over and over while I keep asking you to repeat yourself as I struggle over the … Read more

Sailor serving 20-years in prison for legal semi-auto collectibles

by Lee Williams In the early 1980s, in order to meet a growing customer demand, several firearm firms released semi-automatic firearms that fired from an open bolt, which were never subject to the National Firearm Act, or NFA. Fully automatic versions of these guns were flooding the movies and popular culture, but the semi-autos were … Read more

Multi-Cal vs. Dedicated: Smart Choices for Your First Suppressor

Selecting your first suppressor represents a significant investment in both time and money, given the $200 tax stamp and wait times. The decision between a multi-caliber or dedicated suppressor can significantly impact your shooting experience and long-term satisfaction. This guide explores the key factors to consider when making this important choice. Understanding Multi-Caliber Suppressors Multi-caliber … Read more

Time to Put Constitutional Rights Taxes to the Test

Colorado has joined California in taxing Americans’ Second Amendment rights with its new voter-approved gun initiative. While proposals for similar taxes have ignorantly claimed they mean to reduce gun violence, this new Centennial State measure is unique in that it confesses upfront to being a revenue-generating scheme, using victim services as an “ends justify the … Read more

Suppressor Registrations are Setting New Records

By Salam Fatohi Shooting suppressed is as normalized among the shooting and hunting community as TikTok is with Gen Z. What was a rarity as recently as a decade ago, it is now a normal occurrence to find a suppressor-equipped firearm at a local range or hunting camp. What is the process to legally acquire … Read more

Buying Your First Suppressor: What You Need to Know

Suppressors, also known as silencers, have gained significant popularity among firearms and hunting enthusiasts in recent years. These devices, which attach to the muzzle of a firearm to reduce noise and muzzle flash, offer several benefits for shooters. However, for first-time buyers, the process of purchasing a suppressor can seem complex and intimidating. This comprehensive … Read more