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The federal government is facing more court challenges to the recently adopted rule banning pistol braces on firearms.
The federal government is facing more court challenges to the recently adopted rule banning pistol braces on firearms.
Gun rights advocates are suing over an administrative rule that criminalizes possession of millions of commonly used firearms equipped with pistol braces.
A Texas gun store owner’s challenge to a Trump-era ban on bump stocks prevailed, with the court ruling the devices are not machine guns.
Cloud joins Hayden Sparks to discuss the border crisis and illegal immigration, the ATF’s database of firearm records, and Republicans’ midterm prospects.
A federal judge allowed a lawsuit that seeks to exempt Texas-made firearms suppressors from federal registration requirements to move forward.
Sen. Cruz filed legislation in an attempt to block new regulations expanding the definition of a firearm and recordkeeping requirements.
The new ATF rule will lead to the expansion of the agency’s extensive database of gun transfer records.
Congressman Cloud filed new legislation to destroy the ATF’s records of firearm transactions obtained from gun stores that have gone out of business.
In accordance with HB 957, Paxton is seeking an injunction to stop the ATF from enforcing federal regulation on gun silencers made in Texas.
The ATF told a Texas congressman it has nearly a billion firearm records transferred from gun stores that have gone out of business.
Congressman Michael Cloud and other Texas Republicans say a proposed rule change at the ATF could pave the way for a federal gun registry.
The ATF warned Texas weapons dealers against pulling the trigger on the Texas-made suppressor bill, saying federal law still applies.