Minnesota Firearm News

Gun rights groups are escalating their challenge to federal firearm registration in Brown v. ATF, arguing that with the NFA tax eliminated, the government no longer has constitutional authority to maintain a registry. Backed by major Second Amendment organizations, the case could determine whether federal firearm registration can stand without its original tax-based justification—and reshape gun laws nationwide.

California’s 11% excise tax on firearms and ammunition is facing a major legal challenge, raising a critical constitutional question: can the government tax the exercise of a fundamental right?

Wyoming is setting the standard for protecting Second Amendment rights, expanding carry access and pushing back against red flag laws—offering a clear contrast to states increasing gun restrictions.

California’s 11% firearm tax is facing a major legal challenge, raising a critical question—can the government put a price on a constitutional right?

Concerns are growing over a potential “backdoor” federal gun registry built through ATF recordkeeping. With over a billion records reportedly digitized, gun rights advocates are now pushing for sweeping reforms to protect privacy and prevent long-term tracking of lawful gun owners.

Concerns are growing over a potential “backdoor” federal gun registry built through ATF recordkeeping. With over a billion records reportedly digitized, gun rights advocates are now pushing for sweeping reforms to protect privacy and prevent long-term tracking of lawful gun owners.