
Weekly Wrap: 11% Tax on Guns, Ammo Challenged in Court & Supreme Court Refuses IL Gun Case
California’s 11% tax on guns and ammo hits snag as pro-gun groups challenged the legislation in court and the Supreme Court opts out of Illinois AWB case.

California’s 11% tax on guns and ammo hits snag as pro-gun groups challenged the legislation in court and the Supreme Court opts out of Illinois AWB case.
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We’re diving into the long-standing beef between pistol braces and the ATF to get you spun up on all the info you need to know.

26 states head to court to fight the ATF's "Engaged in the Business" ruling, Biden Administration targets firearms exports, and Steyr sold to RBSC.

The Biden Administration unveiled a new rule, marking the biggest shift in the gun industry since the Brady Bill – closing the so-called “gun show loophole."

Hawaii pushes for new age restrictions on ammo purchases while Illinois residents might face more background checks and training requirements.

California lawmaker proposes yearly gun registration, New Mexico House passes 7-day waiting period on guns, and Speer wins SOCOM contract.

Georgia's proposed tax holiday for gun purchases, national efforts on gun control, and Colorado's push to ban firearms in sensitive areas.

A federal judge in California struck down a controversial law this week requiring in-person background checks for ammo purchases.

So you've had to draw your gun and use it against someone intent on doing you harm. Now what? We walk you through what to do after a self-defense shooting.

If you've ever wondered about mailing firearms across state lines, we've got you covered. Each state has different rules and regulations you need to know.