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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.

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.

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.

A quiet community in Mississippi turned into a full-blown manhunt and it ended the way a lot of these stories do.

In a recent interview, Eric Wesson — yes, that Wesson — pulled back the curtain on what it actually meant to grow up carrying one of the most recognizable names in firearms. And if you were expecting some sanitized PR version of events, this wasn’t it.

A professional cornhole player, known for overcoming massive physical adversity, is now at the center of a murder investigation that’s leaving a lot of people scratching their heads.

In other words, the court wasn’t buying the panic. And that’s where things get interesting.