Move along, nothing will happen. The only solution is the constitution.
javajaws said:
If Bondi messes this one up she needs to go.
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Silencer Shop Foundation wishes to make and acquire silencers, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns for demonstration and educational purposes, among other reasons
GeorgiAg said:Quote:
Silencer Shop Foundation wishes to make and acquire silencers, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns for demonstration and educational purposes, among other reasons
Oh boy. That's awesome.
I, too, want suppressors for "educational purposes."
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Here, the Government notes 3,536,623 silencers,7 870,286 short-barreled rifles, 165,180 short-barreled shotguns, and 88,149 "any other weapons" registered nationwide as of May 2024
GOA has been waiting for years to file this lawsuit. They were smart to limit their complaint strictly to the removal of the tax. If they challenge the NFA on the broader second amendment grounds and lose, we wind up in a worse place than if they hadn't filed at all.Ed Harley said:
Very weak Original Complaint for such a big issue.
GeorgiAg said:javajaws said:
If Bondi messes this one up she needs to go.
She's on the wrong side! We want her to mess up. She's defending ATF.
Burrus86 said:
P.H. Dexippus said:GeorgiAg said:javajaws said:
If Bondi messes this one up she needs to go.
She's on the wrong side! We want her to mess up. She's defending ATF.
Why can't we get the government to sandbag the case? You know that if it was dem administration with a leftist suit against a conservative law, that's exactly what would happen.
Pizza said:Burrus86 said:
GeorgiAg said:
Update:
This case is moving like molasses in February.
Oral arguments on cross-motions for summary judgement were argued before the Court on July 7th. July 13th they posted on PACER that the transcript would be available for reading in 90 days. (Good grief). Hopefully we get a ruling before then.
🚨 A federal judge has ruled that major portions of the National Firearms Act are unconstitutional after Congress eliminated certain taxes on suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and other covered firearms. pic.twitter.com/C2s2diEU8E
— SCOTUS Wire (@scotus_wire) August 5, 2026
The judge permanently blocked enforcement of the challenged NFA provisions only against the plaintiffs, their members, and their customers. Citing the Supreme Court's decision in Trump v. CASA, he refused to issue a nationwide injunction or broader declaratory relief.
— SCOTUS Wire (@scotus_wire) August 5, 2026
Im Gipper said:🚨 A federal judge has ruled that major portions of the National Firearms Act are unconstitutional after Congress eliminated certain taxes on suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and other covered firearms. pic.twitter.com/C2s2diEU8E
— SCOTUS Wire (@scotus_wire) August 5, 2026The judge permanently blocked enforcement of the challenged NFA provisions only against the plaintiffs, their members, and their customers. Citing the Supreme Court's decision in Trump v. CASA, he refused to issue a nationwide injunction or broader declaratory relief.
— SCOTUS Wire (@scotus_wire) August 5, 2026


kyledr04 said:
Just saw that and came looking here. I'm not sure I understand. So you need a stamp or not?
GeorgiAg said:kyledr04 said:
Just saw that and came looking here. I'm not sure I understand. So you need a stamp or not?
The ruling is specific to the plaintiff and customers. Seven day stay means you can't go to your sporting goods store and buy one and go home same day just yet. ATF will likely appeal. Boo.
But if this ruling stands, there it eventually will mean the end of NFA for suppressors and SBRs!
GeorgiAg said:Pizza said:Burrus86 said:
I definitely like Trump more but am still not happy with the deficit. I also quit watching MSM. It's amazing the difference not hearing their spin. Get my news here or on X.
I also learned to just ignore all the crazy **** he says and just focus on the outcome. Can't wait for DeSantis or Vance where we won't have the crazy. I know ya probably enjoy it.
deddog said:GeorgiAg said:Pizza said:Burrus86 said:
I definitely like Trump more but am still not happy with the deficit. I also quit watching MSM. It's amazing the difference not hearing their spin. Get my news here or on X.
I also learned to just ignore all the crazy **** he says and just focus on the outcome. Can't wait for DeSantis or Vance where we won't have the crazy. I know ya probably enjoy it.
What happened to you? I like it, but seriously, what happened?
GeorgiAg said:kyledr04 said:
Just saw that and came looking here. I'm not sure I understand. So you need a stamp or not?
The ruling is specific to the plaintiff and customers. Seven day stay means you can't go to your sporting goods store and buy one and go home same day just yet. ATF will likely appeal. Boo.
But if this ruling stands, there it eventually will mean the end of NFA for suppressors and SBRs!
GeorgiAg said:kyledr04 said:
Just saw that and came looking here. I'm not sure I understand. So you need a stamp or not?
The ruling is specific to the plaintiff and customers. Seven day stay means you can't go to your sporting goods store and buy one and go home same day just yet. ATF will likely appeal. Boo.
But if this ruling stands, there it eventually will mean the end of NFA for suppressors and SBRs!
bkag9824 said:GeorgiAg said:kyledr04 said:
Just saw that and came looking here. I'm not sure I understand. So you need a stamp or not?
The ruling is specific to the plaintiff and customers. Seven day stay means you can't go to your sporting goods store and buy one and go home same day just yet. ATF will likely appeal. Boo.
But if this ruling stands, there it eventually will mean the end of NFA for suppressors and SBRs!
How does the NFA go away for everyone if the ruling applies only to the current plaintiff and customers? Assuming NFA doesn't appeal or appeals and loses?
How much longer until we can simply go buy one off the shelf?