Springfield Now Sells the Echelon COG on Its Own for $295
Springfield Armory now sells the Echelon Central Operating Group, the serialized heart of the pistol, by itself for $295. What it is and how a build works.
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Springfield Armory now sells the Echelon Central Operating Group, the serialized heart of the pistol, by itself for $295. What it is and how a build works.
A new federal lawsuit asks a judge to stop New Mexico enforcing its 7-day waiting period against buyers who pass a background check. Who sued, and why.
The Supreme Court denied Beckwith v. Frey with no noted dissent, so Maine’s 72-hour gun wait stays in force. What the denial does and does not decide.
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Alaska helped win the NFA registration case. Now its acting attorney general says state law on suppressors, SBRs and SBSs is out of step and needs the Legislature.
Two D.C. gun owners and FPC asked the full D.C. Circuit to hear their magazine ban case and overrule the standing rule that keeps such cases out of court.