All of a sudden, age-based gun restrictions have become the dark horse candidate for the Supreme Court’s next Second Amendment case.
Plus, Contributing writer Jake Fogleman and I discuss new claims from the gun industry about the ATF continuing to enforce its controversial “zero tolerance” policy despite Trump’s promises to reverse it.
Plus, InRangeTVs Karl Kasarda gives his view of the fight over the Second Amendment for all.
Gun-rights groups began applying public pressure on Donald Trump this week. Will it have any effect?
Plus, we have The Dispatch’s Kevin Williamson on the podcast reacting to the early days of the Trump administration.
Prohibiting adults under the age of 21 from purchasing handguns at licensed retailers is unconstitutional, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Gun-rights advocates celebrating the end of the ATF’s “zero tolerance” policy toward licensed gun dealers are acting prematurely.
A Kentucky man who claims his holstered pistol fired and struck him can once again sue the gunmaker who produced the weapon, a federal appeals court has ruled.
The “F” in ATF stands for “firearms,” and, in the matter of overseeing the sale of these, the ATF is a damned peculiar creature: It is a law enforcement agency dedicated to regulating transactions between federally screened, licensed sellers and a population of buyers from which serious criminals (felons, domestic abusers, those under indictment for such crimes) are excluded.
Long a national outlier, California will have to allow at least some out-of-state visitors an opportunity to carry a firearm in the near future.
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