Trump’s DOJ Will Reportedly Support End Of National Firearms Act After 92 Years

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  1. DWEEZIL THE WEASEL Avatar
    DWEEZIL THE WEASEL

    Keep in mind even though the DOJ did not challenge the injunction, the FEDGOV still had up to 60 days to do an appeal. This is according to those who have evaluated this decision. Also, the Plaintiffs who won are, as I write this, the only ones who benefit. So, if you have not purchased an AR pistol from Palmetto State Armory (one of the Plaintiffs), you cannot put a fixed stock on it.
    BATFE has not as yet released any guidelines to dealers or firearms owners. Since Idaho was one of the Plaintiffs, I will be contacting the AG’s office this coming week to see if I, as an Idaho resident, may lawfully install a fixed stock on my Shockwave. Stay tuned.

    1. There were quite a few states and organizations like GOofA that were plaintiffs…

  2. The only way to end the NFA is for Congress to pass legislation doing so. Otherwise it remains on the books and could be reimposed by a future administration. Which the commie left WILL do when they regain power.

  3. Depending what state you live in it may not matter. There are at least a dozen states with laws that are the same as the NFA laws, my own included. As of right now I cant make a SBR or SBS without form 4. Maybe that will change, maybe not. Best wait till after the first of the year to see what happens. Its been 90 years, couple of months wont make that big of a difference (except maybe 10 years in prison). If you walk into your local gun shop and they have SBR’s on the self you’ll know you’re GTG to make make anything you want within the new law.