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In a new letter to the Commerce Department, Warren and Rep. Gregory Meeks are demanding detailed data on U.S.-made semi-auto firearms shipped overseas, including who’s buying them, where they’re going, and how they’re being tracked.

The National Firearms Act has regulated suppressors for nearly a century, requiring registration and imposing what was originally a steep tax designed to limit access.

The SMASH system is designed specifically to help soldiers track and engage those fast-moving aerial targets.

“Once you get to the part where there’s this much debt… there’s really no way out of it other than they’re going to default.”

It’s a direct shot at some of the most commonly owned pistols in America.

And if you own a braced pistol, this is one you’ll want to pay attention to. Let’s rewind for a second.

According to the settlement in Antonyuk v. James, New York officials have agreed to a permanent injunction blocking enforcement of the rule. That means no more fishing expeditions through your Instagram, Facebook, or whatever you said about politics three summers ago.

Big optics had their moment. Now it’s all about getting that durability and enclosed emitter reliability into something that actually makes sense on a carry pistol.

That’s how many Canadian gun owners reportedly refused to comply with the government’s latest firearm “buyback” program ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline.