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"There shall be no laws regulating the type, length, function, quantity, possession or concealment regarding weapons of American citizens conducting themselves in an otherwise Constitutionally protected manner."
The fact that we're over a year into this administration and the DOJ/ATF/etc... is still claiming the Biden era pistol "brace rule" might be enforced is unacceptable...
"We write with deep concern regarding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) attempts to continue enforcing the legal theory behind its unconstitutional and since-vacated rule entitled: “Factoring Criteria for Firearms with an Attached Stabilizing Brace” (Rule). Issued by the Biden Administration in 2023, this Final Rule expanded the scope of the National Firearms Act (NFA) to include virtually all pistols equipped with stabilizing braces. In our view, this since-vacated Rule does not comply with the statute and cannot pass constitutional muster, and we urge ATF to cease any efforts to continue enforcing it either in substance or in form.
First developed around 2012, stabilizing braces attach to the rear of a pistol and allow it to be braced against, strapped to, or hooked around the forearm, giving the user more control and stability when firing. ATF initially determined that using a stabilizing brace would not convert the weapon into a short-barrel firearm under the NFA. And over the course of the next decade, millions of Americans relied on that advice, purchasing stabilizing braces for the purpose of improving the safety and stability of their firearms. Indeed, a Congressional Research Service report estimates that there were between 10 and 40 million pistol braces in circulation as of 2021. Current ownership rates are likely to be far higher.
In 2023, the Biden Administration issued its now-vacated rule reversing more than a decade of guidance overnight. The new Rule, which classified virtually all braced pistols as short-barrel rifles under the NFA, exposed millions of Americans to criminal penalties if they did not surrender their lawfully acquired property to the government, dismantle or destroy it, or comply with the NFA’s onerous registration and fee requirements. In fact, it’s estimated that only 0.6% to 8% of braced pistols were successfully registered within the allotted 120-day “amnesty” period, leaving millions of Americans who had acquired or assembled their braced pistols in good faith and had never misused them as potential felons. Thankfully, the Rule was soon vacated in August 2024, albeit on procedural grounds, following rulings by both the Fifth and Eighth Circuits.
Now, however, it appears that ATF has no intention of backing down. In another ongoing case brought by the State of Texas and Gun Owners of America, ATF suggests that it can and will continue enforcing the underlying legal theory behind the Rule—that braced pistols qualify as short-barreled rifles under the NFA. In court documents filed on March 16th, ATF acknowledged that it “continue[s] to enforce the . . . regulation of short-barreled rifles against some brace-equipped pistols, even though the Rule has been universally vacated.” According to ATF, this “should come as no surprise” because the absence of a formal rule does not prevent ATF from interpreting and carrying out its statutory obligations.
In our view, the Final Rule cannot be salvaged either in substance or in form. We believe that any attempt to extend the NFA’s onerous requirements to the untold millions of citizens who already own braced pistols cannot pass constitutional muster. In Heller v. District of Columbia, the Supreme Court affirmed the right of individuals to keep and bear arms for self-defense. The Court struck down a ban enacted by the District of Columbia on handgun registration, noting that handguns are the “quintessential self-defense weapon.” Again, in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, the Supreme Court made clear that the Second Amendment protects firearms that are “in common use for self-defense today” and which fall outside the category of “dangerous and unusual” weapons historically subject to regulation.
Stabilizing braces, like the handguns they modify, are neither dangerous nor unusual. They are owned by tens of millions of Americans who rely on these attachments to improve the stability of their handguns. Far from being a dangerous modification, pistol braces make these weapons safer. As Judge Willett noted in his concurrence in the Fifth Circuit litigation:
Rearward attachments, besides making a pistol less concealable, improve a pistol’s stability, and thus a user’s accuracy. Accuracy, in turn, promotes safety. Even for attachments that convert a pistol into a rifle under the statutes, ATF has not identified any historical tradition of requiring ordinary citizens to endure a lengthy, costly, and discretionary approval process just to use accessories that make an otherwise lawful weapon safer.
Ultimately, we agree with Judge Willett that “common, safety-improving modifications” like pistol braces fall under the protection of the Second Amendment. And we fail to see any compelling historical analogue for subjecting such safety-improving devices to the “lengthy, costly, and discretionary” regulatory regime of the NFA.
ATF must immediately provide clear and permanent clarity on this issue. Right now, millions of Americans continue to languish in uncertainty, fearing that they may be prosecuted simply for exercising their constitutional rights. Accordingly, we urge you to:
Issue a public statement that the ATF will not take further enforcement action regarding the classification of braced pistols as short-barrel rifles under the NFA;
Issue an interpretive rule clarifying that firearms equipped with stabilizing braces do not qualify as short-barreled rifles under the NFA; and
Through ongoing litigation, enter into a judicially-enforceable consent agreement, which would 1) permanently enjoin the ATF from attempting to revive its pistol brace regulations through new rulemaking and 2) permanently enjoin the ATF from taking any further enforcement action related to the classification of braced pistols as short-barreled rifles under the NFA.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this important matter."
#brace #2nd #2a
![Mrgunsngear's tweet photo. The fact that we're over a year into this administration and the DOJ/ATF/etc... is still claiming the Biden era pistol "brace rule" might be enforced is unacceptable...
"We write with deep concern regarding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) attempts to continue enforcing the legal theory behind its unconstitutional and since-vacated rule entitled: “Factoring Criteria for Firearms with an Attached Stabilizing Brace” (Rule). Issued by the Biden Administration in 2023, this Final Rule expanded the scope of the National Firearms Act (NFA) to include virtually all pistols equipped with stabilizing braces. In our view, this since-vacated Rule does not comply with the statute and cannot pass constitutional muster, and we urge ATF to cease any efforts to continue enforcing it either in substance or in form.
First developed around 2012, stabilizing braces attach to the rear of a pistol and allow it to be braced against, strapped to, or hooked around the forearm, giving the user more control and stability when firing. ATF initially determined that using a stabilizing brace would not convert the weapon into a short-barrel firearm under the NFA. And over the course of the next decade, millions of Americans relied on that advice, purchasing stabilizing braces for the purpose of improving the safety and stability of their firearms. Indeed, a Congressional Research Service report estimates that there were between 10 and 40 million pistol braces in circulation as of 2021. Current ownership rates are likely to be far higher.
In 2023, the Biden Administration issued its now-vacated rule reversing more than a decade of guidance overnight. The new Rule, which classified virtually all braced pistols as short-barrel rifles under the NFA, exposed millions of Americans to criminal penalties if they did not surrender their lawfully acquired property to the government, dismantle or destroy it, or comply with the NFA’s onerous registration and fee requirements. In fact, it’s estimated that only 0.6% to 8% of braced pistols were successfully registered within the allotted 120-day “amnesty” period, leaving millions of Americans who had acquired or assembled their braced pistols in good faith and had never misused them as potential felons. Thankfully, the Rule was soon vacated in August 2024, albeit on procedural grounds, following rulings by both the Fifth and Eighth Circuits.
Now, however, it appears that ATF has no intention of backing down. In another ongoing case brought by the State of Texas and Gun Owners of America, ATF suggests that it can and will continue enforcing the underlying legal theory behind the Rule—that braced pistols qualify as short-barreled rifles under the NFA. In court documents filed on March 16th, ATF acknowledged that it “continue[s] to enforce the . . . regulation of short-barreled rifles against some brace-equipped pistols, even though the Rule has been universally vacated.” According to ATF, this “should come as no surprise” because the absence of a formal rule does not prevent ATF from interpreting and carrying out its statutory obligations.
In our view, the Final Rule cannot be salvaged either in substance or in form. We believe that any attempt to extend the NFA’s onerous requirements to the untold millions of citizens who already own braced pistols cannot pass constitutional muster. In Heller v. District of Columbia, the Supreme Court affirmed the right of individuals to keep and bear arms for self-defense. The Court struck down a ban enacted by the District of Columbia on handgun registration, noting that handguns are the “quintessential self-defense weapon.” Again, in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, the Supreme Court made clear that the Second Amendment protects firearms that are “in common use for self-defense today” and which fall outside the category of “dangerous and unusual” weapons historically subject to regulation.
Stabilizing braces, like the handguns they modify, are neither dangerous nor unusual. They are owned by tens of millions of Americans who rely on these attachments to improve the stability of their handguns. Far from being a dangerous modification, pistol braces make these weapons safer. As Judge Willett noted in his concurrence in the Fifth Circuit litigation:
Rearward attachments, besides making a pistol less concealable, improve a pistol’s stability, and thus a user’s accuracy. Accuracy, in turn, promotes safety. Even for attachments that convert a pistol into a rifle under the statutes, ATF has not identified any historical tradition of requiring ordinary citizens to endure a lengthy, costly, and discretionary approval process just to use accessories that make an otherwise lawful weapon safer.
Ultimately, we agree with Judge Willett that “common, safety-improving modifications” like pistol braces fall under the protection of the Second Amendment. And we fail to see any compelling historical analogue for subjecting such safety-improving devices to the “lengthy, costly, and discretionary” regulatory regime of the NFA.
ATF must immediately provide clear and permanent clarity on this issue. Right now, millions of Americans continue to languish in uncertainty, fearing that they may be prosecuted simply for exercising their constitutional rights. Accordingly, we urge you to:
Issue a public statement that the ATF will not take further enforcement action regarding the classification of braced pistols as short-barrel rifles under the NFA;
Issue an interpretive rule clarifying that firearms equipped with stabilizing braces do not qualify as short-barreled rifles under the NFA; and
Through ongoing litigation, enter into a judicially-enforceable consent agreement, which would 1) permanently enjoin the ATF from attempting to revive its pistol brace regulations through new rulemaking and 2) permanently enjoin the ATF from taking any further enforcement action related to the classification of braced pistols as short-barreled rifles under the NFA.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this important matter."
#brace #2nd #2a](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HGDwGgoW8AA_BgL.jpg)
2x National Institutes of Health (NIH) researchers have been charged with smuggling monkeypox into America via the Detroit airport.
One of the NIH employees is from Cameroon and the other is from the Netherlands and they were round with over 100+ vials of the virus.
Plan accordingly (i.e. don't have sex with gay men)...
#monkeypox #spy #smuggling #Detroit #gay #mpox #crime #subversion #NIH
Built in collaboration with RESCO Instruments, this limited-edition watch pairs American craftsmanship with the rugged durability demanded by those who rely on their gear every day.
The EOTECH X RESCO Watch is available now! Get 25% off for a limited time.
#EOTECH #RESCO #MadeInUSA #EverySecondCounts
We're bringing our Signature Series to @Blade_Show and this model is part of it.
This L.U.D.T.® Gen. III S/E with a standard low polish blade and a vibrant Sunrise Cerakote.
Check out this model and more at Booth 324 from June 5 - 7.
SKU: 1135-1 LPSUS
The Sabre Enhanced Receiver Sets are landing this Friday! 🇺🇸 What color or combination are you planning for your next build? Tell us in the comments.
1. Burnt Bronze
2. Champagne
3. Black
4. Blue Titanium
5. FDE
6. Moss Green
Grab your favorite color on Friday at 4:30pm ET!
New Kershaw knives just dropped!
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NEW KNIVES WEEK! Kicking things off with a never-before-seen variation of the newest model in our Collector Series — the Saxum.
This unique build combines our first-ever incorporation of CPM MagnaMax, alongside lightweight carbon fiber inserts and blue anodized titanium thumbstuds. Our engineers worked directly with the inventor of MagnaMax, Dr. Larrin Thomas, on the heat treatment specifications for this high performance steel in order to confirm strict material quality and maximize its revolutionary edge retention and wear resistance.
Available for the first time this upcoming weekend at @BLADE_Show Booth #737, from June 5-7 at the Cobb Convention Center in Atlanta, GA!
Daniel Defense GL/SSC (Grenade Launcher/Sound Suppressor Capable) AR15 pistol with 12.5'' 5.56 CHF chrome lined MP/HP tested barrel, pinned gas block, 11.5'' FDE RIS III handguard, gas busting ambi charging handle, ambi safety, and SBA3 and adjustable brace for $1,599 shipped currently here: https://t.co/UczyO0Yy8T
Not cheap but the cheapest I can recall seeing it 🇺🇸👌🏽
#AR15 #clone #GWOT #grenade #GrenadeLauncher #M203
PSA SABRE Mixtape Vol 1 with 8'' 300BLK 416R SS 1:5'' twist barrel, Plan B flash hider, MLOK free floated rail, SABRE forged ambi receiver set with flared magwell and enlarged trigger guard, Radian ambi 45/90 degree safety & gas busting charging handle, Microbest BCG, two stage match trigger, & PDW brace for $1,249 currently here: https://t.co/5b5j5McQr7
Back in stock as of this post 🦅
#mixtape #300BLK
The E2D Defender® Ultra delivers 1,000 lumens and 10,600 candela, making it one of the true workhorses in our lineup. First introduced in 2004, the E2D Defender® and its signature Strike Bezel® have earned the trust of professionals and civilians alike, proving themselves time and time again. Let us know if you’ve ever carried or used one!
Let’s make it a good one fellas.
Trijicon American made TA31F 4x ACOG prism optic with red etched dual illuminated (tritium & fiber optic) 5.56/223 BDC reticle for $889 *shipped* currently here: https://t.co/9wwNeNxhxp
Review is up on the channel - cheapest I can recall seeing it 🇺🇸🚬🔴🔎
#ACOG
The new ZT0044BLU Sprint Run has arrived. This button lock flipper has an S90V blade, blue anodized Ti, and fantastic action. Check them out at https://t.co/uhtYBqxRxk
USA Made Blade
@ztknives
#ztknives #zerotoleranceknives #zt #zt0044
FBI SWAT agents shot and killed a bank robbery suspect after a standoff in Chicago’s West Garfield Park. Several others were arrested at the scene.
@Mrgunsngear Here I am about to drop $459 on just a stripped lower receiver, you win this time fellow poors.
@RuggedDesign I didn't know 2k rounds was considered "high" round count. That's just a day at the range.
@Mrgunsngear Rule numbre uno, never let no one know How much dough you hold, 'cause you know The cheddar breed jealousy 'specially
If that man fucked up, get yo' ass stuck up
Memorial Day Sale! 🇺🇸
Don't miss out. Too many deals to highlight. But these @geisseleauto Super Duty receivers look beautiful 😍
See all the options via the 🔗 https://t.co/CWyUqnuplk
Gen5 15+1 optics ready Glock 20 MOS 10mm for $558 with code MDAY10 here: https://t.co/lOTmzM1rv4
Review is up on this discontinued model; sale ends shortly 🚬
#10mm
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