Key Takeaways ATF Director Robert Cekada announced that guidance on transferring suppressors and short-barreled firearms under the NFA will be released soon. The White House may be delaying the guidance, which impacts how gun shops handle transfers amidst the ongoing injunction. Cekada reassured that dealers transferring suppressors on a Form 4473 will not face violations, easing concerns for FFLs. The guidance aims to cover interstate travel with NFA items and clarify the transfer process for SBRs and SBSs on Form 4473. Changes to the Form 4473 and updated NFA rules are in progress, with further guidance expected in the coming…

The Brief: Delaware faces legal uncertainty following contrasting court rulings on state firearm regulations. A federal court determined that individuals possess a constitutional right to assemble unserialized firearms for personal self-defense. Conversely, the Delaware Supreme Court upheld restrictions requiring direct adult supervision for 18-to-20-year-olds purchasing or using firearms. These decisions…

Today’s column may sound a bit direct and maybe even harsh. But the weather has finally broken out of the heat wave, so I can get my “game back on.”Digital Data RoundupHere’s what the taskers are reporting in – and this should explain the “yammer” caption.Source-Access Audit63 unique deduplicated story…

The SIG Sauer P385 is a new 9mm Luger, striker-fired pistol platform built around a dedicated Fire Control Unit, a grip-mounted SIG Recoil Dampening System and an adjustable MagStrap grip. Its feature set includes a low bore axis, SIG-LOC PRO optics mounting and compatibility with P320 magazines. The CARRY configuration…

Key Takeaways The Ninth Circuit reversed a previous injunction blocking parts of Hawaii’s handgun purchasing regime in Yukutake v. Lopez. The court found that Hawaii’s 30-day purchase deadline and police inspection requirements fit within a shall-issue licensing framework. Under Bruen, the government typically carries the burden of justifying gun laws;…

Key Takeaways The Justice Department sued San Jose over its $1,600 firearm carry license fee, claiming it’s the highest in the nation. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon provided a deadline for negotiation, which San Jose missed before the complaint was filed. The Department argues that exorbitant fees violate the Second…

NON-SUBNSCRIBER NOTE: My latest book “Test-Fiutting Apes: How economics goes bananas” is now available on Kindle.In the Peoplenomics report yesterday, I was anticipating that we would have one more up next week, before the gates of hell open and we descend into the depths of Depression.You may find this difficult to…