ATF Proposing to make AR/AK pistols AOW’s
ATF is proposing to reclassify AR/AK pistols as AOW’s
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ATF Issues Cease & Desist for Honey Badger Pistol
Read the story – ATF classifies Honey Badger Pistol as an unregistered SBR
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Recall for Accurate 4064, 2495, and 4350
General Dynamic Ordnance and Tactical Systems Canada Valleyfield, Inc have issued a on certain lost of Accurate 4064, 2495, and 4350. Click here for details.
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RECALL NOTICE: ACCURATE 2520
Recall of Accurate 2520 1 lb. bottles with lot number 0913192116. RECALL NOTICE: ACCURATE 2520 Western Powders is issuing a recall of Accurate 2520 1 lb. bottles with lot number 0913192116. The lot number is stamped on the back of the bottle. This is a limited recall and ONLY applies to this lot number of
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Business Premises Guidence for FFLs
Dear Federal Firearms Licensee: In light of the March 13, 2020, declaration of a national emergency concerning the outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), and the Department of Homeland Security’s subsequent classification of firearms businesses as essential, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has received questions from industry members regarding the
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Comm2A Challenges Gun Store Closures
Yesterday Comm2A joined by partners Second Amendment Foundation, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Gun Owners Action League filed suit against several Massachusetts officials and police chiefs over the Commonwealth’s closure of businesses selling firearms and ammunition. The Commonwealth’s actions effectively prevent Massachusetts residents from engaging in constitutionality protected conduct at a time when the need for
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MA News
For those of you who thought Governor Baker was your friend, guess again. The specific mentions of gun retailers and shooting ranges were removed from the Baker administration’s list of essential services without explanation. Also, GOAL approached the state to put an emergency order in place. This would have extended all licenses without the need