Firearms X Culture
A few weeks back, the ATF submitted the pistol brace ruling to Federal Registry. In that ruling, the ATF decided that firearms with pistol braces are now viewed as SBRs and fall under the jurisdiction of the NFA. With that ruling, pistol brace owners have been seeking ways to keep their legally owned AKs without registering them.
Yesterday, FRAC, SB Tactical, B&T USA, Rick Cicero, and 25 states are suing the ATF, AG Garland, and Steven Dettelbach, the Director of the ATF. The lawsuit was filed less than two weeks after the pistol brace rule was submitted to the Federal Registry. This new ruling considers ARs with pistol braces short barrel rifles, thus making them an NFA item regulated by the ATF.
News|Industry News Yesterday, Firearms Regulatory Accountability Coalition sent out a press release in regards to President Biden’s gun control executive orders. The letter was written by FRAC’s President Travis R. […]
Snapshot|Commentary Last week, news dropped from Firearm Policy Coalition that the ATF was seeking to create new guidance on pistol braces. The anger and outrage of the firearm community was […]
News|Industry News On Friday, the ATF submitted a proposal to the Federal Register for new rules/guidance on evaluating pistol braces on firearms. The proposal seeks to evaluate AR pistol with […]
News|Industry News The ATF has a notorious history of backpedaling on previous decisions and interpretations given. The ATF has given guidance going back and forth on if you can shoulder […]
Recover Tactical had recently announced their new stabilizing kit/brace just a couple weeks ahead of Shot Show 2020. Pistol braces have had a solid following within the firearms community. Now, Recover Tactical has entered the pistol brace game with their 20/20 stabilizing brace.