Delaware Lost Its ‘Ghost Gun’ Ban Fight. Now It Wants a Do-Over

Delaware lost its federal court fight over unconstitutional ghost gun bans. Now Attorney General Kathy Jennings wants another shot. FPC is fighting back, arguing the state can't disguise outright prohibitions on homebuilt firearms as harmless serialization requirements.

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •

SAF and FPC Hit Back at Cook County’s Attempt to Dismiss Supreme Court AR-15 Ban Case

The Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition have filed new sworn declarations challenging Cook County's attempt to dismiss a landmark Supreme Court AR-15 ban case. With oral arguments set for December 2, the filing shows that the remaining challengers still want to possess rifle...

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •

Louisiana Sheriff Expects No Charges After Homeowner Fatally Shoots Alleged Intruder

Webster Parish Sheriff Jason Parker says no charges are anticipated against a homeowner who fatally shot 44-year-old Billy McFarland after investigators say McFarland cut a rear window screen and entered the occupied residence with a pocket knife. The investigation remains open, and the district ...

By Brandon Curtis •

Congress Sets November 18 Hearing on ATF’s Massive Gun Records Archive

Congress has scheduled a November 18 hearing on ATF's massive archive of firearm transaction records. With more than 1.4 billion pages or images reportedly held by the agency, lawmakers are questioning whether the federal government is maintaining an unlawful gun registry—and whether ATF's prop...

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •
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