No Feds Allowed
After 92 Years, National Firearms Act (NFA) Mortally Wounded
A major Second Amendment victory may just result in the implosion of the 92-year-old National Firearms Act (NFA), after the DOJ missed a key deadline to file an appeal. A federal judge ruled that the government exceeded its constitutional taxing authority in enforcing key provisions of the law. Stephen Willeford, the citizen who stopped the Sutherland Springs mass shooter in 2017, and Gun Owners of America (GOA) spokesman, is at the center of that fight. He now represents an organization that is a named plaintiff in this monumental victory.
The historic victory moved from the courtroom to reality just after midnight on August 13, when GOA members Brandon Herrera and Wes Virdell became the first Americans since 1934 to lawfully acquire suppressors without NFA registration. The transfers took place at Silencer Shop in Leander, Texas, with GOA Senior Vice President Erich Pratt and Congressman Andrew Clyde on hand to witness the 12:01 a.m. milestone. The unprecedented transactions put a 92-year-old federal registration regime into practice—and demonstrated just how dramatically the Second Amendment landscape has shifted following the court’s injunction.
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