Constitution Day: Franklin Armory Announces the Reformation and Antithesis. 

Big news earlier this year was the Rare Breed settlement with the ATF that allowed the sale of their Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) without limitations by the NFA. The ATF has been busy implementing that settlement and processing the requests for returns of confiscated FRTs. (Surprise, Surprise; the ATF cannot locate the confiscated FRTs and Read More …

Trump’s Big Beautiful Law ™ 

This past Independence Day President Trump signed into law his Big Beautiful Bill™. What better way to celebrate our independence from the overbearing mother land than with a brand new 940-page law? National Firearms Act Rollercoaster The new law affects the NFA, and what exactly would be done has been a rollercoaster. The House version originally Read More …

New Administration, New Direction on Guns

President Trump is wrapping up his first 100 days of his second administration. Having taken four years to watch the destruction direction of the previous administration, he had a few different ideas to implement. While most of that action is outside my area of interest, a few had to do with firearms. Rights Restoration As discussed in Read More …

Eighteen: Boy or Man?

That is essentially the question answered by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in Reese v. BATFE, No. 23-3003 (5th Circuit 2025) when it considered whether eighteen- to twenty-year-old persons have the right to purchase handguns from Federal Firearm Licensees. Spoiler: Reese 1; BATFE 0.  The Second Amendment Covers More than the right ‘to own and bear arms.’  Read More …

The Return of the Bump Stock

The 2018 lawsuit challenging the ATF’s reclassification of bump stocks from plastic accessories to machine guns has finally made its way to a Supreme Court decision. While some laws may take over a century to be struck down, this one only took six years. Practically lightening speed! And yes, you read that right. The ATF’s Read More …