Dealers Are Transferring Cans on a 4473 and Passing
ATF inspectors reviewed 4473-only suppressor transfers at four dealers and cited none of them. That is the first real signal since the NFA injunction landed.
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Ninth Circuit Rejects a Wider ATF Ghost Gun Rule
A Ninth Circuit panel threw out California and Giffords’ bid to force ATF to regulate more unfinished AR-15 receivers, ruling they had no standing to sue.
1791 Cut a Third of the Weight Out of an AR
1791 Industries built AR-15 receivers from metal matrix composite instead of aluminum. The stripped pair weighs 11 ounces and costs $630 together.
Manticore’s Ripley Rail Makes Your AR a Pulse Rifle
Manticore Arms built a $495 steel and aluminum shell that turns a standard AR-15 into the M41A Pulse Rifle from Aliens. Specs, fitment and the catch.
DOJ Restores Federal Gun Rights for Nonviolent Felons
Justice Department published its final rights restoration rule August 20, reviving a 26-year dead relief process for nonviolent federal firearms disabilities.
FBI Data Puts the Murder Rate at an All-Time Low
New FBI crime data shows the US murder rate has fallen to an all-time low, the third consecutive year of decline against record civilian firearm ownership.
Taurus Puts 15 Rounds of .380 in the GX4 Carry
Taurus has launched the GX4 Carry T.O.R.O. in .380 Auto, a 15-round optics-ready micro carry pistol at $340.99 MSRP weighing 21 ounces unloaded.
Pentagon Calls the M18 Safe and Reliable
A Pentagon review has declared the M18 service pistol safe and reliable, the official verdict on the uncommanded discharge claims that dogged the P320 family.
Charter Arms Walker Is a Rimfire Snub for Defense
Charter Arms has launched the Walker, an ultra-compact revolver offered in .22 LR and .22 WMR aimed at shooters who cannot manage centrefire recoil.