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Sufficient, and sustained, ATF incompetency is exceedingly hard to differentiate from malice. We're going on decades of ATF incompetency at this point, and the federal usage of expansive warrants served incompetently has created room for local PDs and SWAT departments to do the same (see Breonna...

COMRADES! More progress on the Eastern Front! Lithuania opening possession of automatic rifles at home to current members of the military, National Defence Volunteer Forces, or the Lithuanian Riflemen's Union. And, for the last one, per wiki... A grand day for gun rights, a sad day for...

Buybacks are dumb, Russian gun laws stupid, and any who would participate in them in any form but sabotage or trolling a fool--only moreso in the case of Russian gun laws and an occupation government (whether one supports said government or not).

This is a disgusting display. A visual 'fuck you' to a long-suffering American populace. I don't care what spirit it was done in, it's insulting and evil in ways that Thomas Massie should understand and apologize for. Semi-automatic M60s are something no American family should ever see or...

The 'federal' hedging you have to do here gives up the game from the start.

Yeah, starting September 7th they're going to start barring imports of Russian-made guns and firearms. The guns are something of an old hat and have been regulated to a degree where it's been hard to get your hands on stuff for a while as far as I'm aware, so the big news is the bar on ammo...

*tosses scarf* *adjusts wayfarer glasses* *sips from latte-flavored craft beer* "I have no idea why you'd think such a thing. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go to a concert for a band so indie I don't even know their name yet."

"AK-47s CZ-75s for everyone!" *crowd cheers* "And Bren 2s!" *crowd mumbles noncomittally, one man claps awkwardly, some people scratch the back of their necks and shuffle towards the exit* Good on the Czechs. Their domestic firearms industry and culture had them flipping the bird to Moscow...

As I understand/read things (could be wrong), comments require the 'ATF 2021R-08' be referenced and have a name and mailing address included to qualify for official review/potential-response. Which is kind of a shitty level of self-exposure to put people under for anything publicly-available on...

Second verse, same as the first. A whole lot louder and a whole lot worse... ATF must of got mad butthurt about the California AW ruling and this brace bullshit getting shot down last time, and so without a readily-available supply of family dogs to take out their aggression on, they went 'back...

As update/nudge to folks here--since in storied speed-of-ATF-bullshit fashion it took two weeks to actually publish the new rule for comment when it should've taken, like, an hour... Comment period has opened on the latest proposal to redefine the Frame or Receiver of a firearm and the below...

For those willing to take a few moments, and for what benefit it may have, the below is a link to the ATF page detailing how and where to comment on their new proposed bullshit (once it gets posted--doesn't seem to be as yet)...

...It's just a rumor, and has probably been in the works for a while considering the number of states slowly-adopting marijuana medically or recreationally, but optics-wise... Well... I'm just saying that maybe things would get helped along for gun-rights here in the US if we elected a...

Businessmen trying to enforce their preferred social mores with force is rather implausible. US has been trying in foreign locales for many a year. Any of them paying even the slightest attention should have noted how shit of an investment it is. Especially compared to their soft-power stuff of...

While not particular to firearms registries there actually IS preexisting legal precedent in this vein in the United States: (I wish I could brag about my supreme legal-eagle knowledge...But it's actually something I've just seen/been-referenced today in connection to recent events. Of course...

A government which does not trust its citizenry with the same kit as it issues to its infantryman or infantry-specialists in the military is a government which the citizenry cannot trust. More ideally, the citizenry have access to the same (or comparable) military equipment used by their...