Dan Zimmerman

Six weeks ago, ATF Director Robert Cekada announced via a Friday night tweet that the agency was working on that and would issue guidance “as soon as we are done.” Well, they're done.

It's fair to say that Robert Cekada has been the most gun rights-friendly ATF Director we've ever seen. Actually, it's not even close. And the contrast is even more stark after the thuggish way the federal firearm regulatory agency operated under the assiduously anti-gun Biden administration.

Jensen ruling regarding suppressors (and SBRs, SBSs and AOWs), ATF released new guidance yesterday as to how they'll enforce the National Firearms Act going forward.

And the ATF's FAQs point that out . Way down at the bottom, where few people probably noticed it, they wrote this under the category ‘FUTRE RISK'

Welp, increasingly, that's soon going to get much more difficult to pull off. In the immortal words of George Costanza , you can't stop modern science. And AI-enabled technologies are accomplishing things heretofore never imagined.

niche AR platform rifles and parts. They were acquired by Watchtower Firearms in 2023 with the stated goal of “redefining the firearm industry.”

lawyer joke . Or another hilarious Florida (Wo)Man tale. That's the beginning of a story about an attorney who had no idea at all what the hell she was doing.

red (or green) dot , Or a very respectable dinner for two with your significant other, including booze (just don't order the wine the waiter recommends).

Bipartisan Safer Communities Act gun control bill was a provision that allows federal firearms licensees to use the NICS background check system to ensure that the people they hire can, you know, possess firearms themselves.

in a surplus store here in Austin where they sell the cool stuff TSA confiscates. It slips easily into that funny little fifth jeans pocket and has a half dozen useful little tools plus scissors.