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The latest firearms law changes and developments
April
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has issued its final rule regarding the registration and compliance of pistols equipped with stabilizing braces. Owners have until the deadline to register or remove the accessory.
Read More →March
Legislation allowing permitless concealed carry takes effect, making New Hampshire the latest state to recognize the Second Amendment without requiring government permission.
Read More →February
The Supreme Court has agreed to review the ATF's bump stock ban, potentially setting nationwide precedent on the definition of "machine gun" under federal law.
Read More →January
New legislation exempts suppressors from Utah state crime provisions, codifying protections for hearing safety devices previously dependent on federal regulations.
Read More →December
Proposed legislation would expand background check requirements to all firearm transfers, including private sales between individuals.
Read More →November
Appeals court rules that Extreme Risk Protection Orders do not violate the Second Amendment, upholding lower court decisions.
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