By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project The entire State of Missouri can rest much easier now. The ATF has made the Show-Me State a much safer place. Two rule breakers from small Missouri towns were indicted by a federal grand jury last week. Their crimes? They’re accused of selling guns without a federal license. […]
About the Federal Investigation of the L.A. Sheriff’s Department for 2A Violations
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project The U.S. Justice Department’s Special Litigation Section describes itself merely as one of several sections working within the Civil Rights Division. In truth, they are much more than that. The Special Litigation Section was created to protect people in several areas, including those in jails or prisons, individuals […]
Bill Would Prevent State Excise Taxes on Firearms, Ammunition
Legislation which would prevent state governments from implementing excise taxes on firearms and ammunition has been introduced in Congress, with versions in both the House and Senate. The House version of the “Freedom from Unfair Gun Taxes Act” is known as H.R. 2442, while the Senate version is S. 1169. The House version is sponsored […]
SCOTUS Rules 7-2 ‘Ghost Guns’ are Subject to Regulation
In a 7-2 ruling Wednesday, the Supreme Court said so-called “ghost guns” are subject to the same regulations as commercially manufactured firearms, including serial numbers and background check requirements. Writing for the Court, Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch explained, “The GCA (Gun Control Act of 1968) embraces, and thus permits ATF to regulate, some weapon parts […]
Civilian Gun Club Wins Lawsuit against Fort Devens for Violating Their Rights
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project A small civilian gun club located just 50 miles northwest of Boston has won a “landmark” lawsuit against nearby Fort Devens for violating their rights and federal law by denying them access to military rifle ranges at reasonable rates. The Ft. Devens Rifle & Pistol Club, Inc., filed suit in […]
Unusual Video Dissent in California Mag Ban Case Goes Viral
An 18-minute video dissent by a Donald Trump-appointed federal judge in California has gone viral, as he challenges the majority opinion in a case known as Duncan v. Bonta, contending that magazines are integral to the operation of a semi-automatic firearm, and are therefore protected by the Second Amendment. U.S. Judge Lawrence VanDyke, appointed to […]
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