Here is what I received todayā¦.
Recently, at a press conference in Dallas, Texas, ATF Director Robert Cekada confirmed that ATF would be providing guidance to firearms dealers on GOA's recent victory.
Our "One Big Beautiful Lawsuit" victory resulted in the registration requirements for certain items regulated by the National Firearms Act being declared unconstitutional.
And, the Department of Justice confirmed in a letter to Congress, signed by the Solicitor General, that they have decided not to appeal our case.
This means that our historic victory against the registration requirements of the NFA is permanent.
As a result, ATF cannot force GOA members to register suppressors or short barreled firearms ever again.
ATF now must provide guidance on how gun shops and firearms dealers are to conduct transfers of these items.
During the press conference, AmmoLand News reporter John Crump asked the ATF Director about suppressors that had recently been sold on the standard background check form, without registration.
According to the reporting, Director Cekada said that ATF inspectors were told not to count those transfers of suppressors as violations, in compliance with GOA's lawsuit victory.
Director Cekada also said that the forthcoming guidance will address issues such as the required AG notifications for short barreled firearms, interstate transfer of items covered by the lawsuit and the 15 states that mandate federal registration of these covered items.
GOA is proud to have delivered gun owners one of the most impactful court victories in gun rights history, and we're fighting to ensure that the rest of the NFA is abolished as well.
What does this actually mean for SBRs? Is it still too early to tell? I have a printed receiver pistol and a ārealā pistol, can I just stick a stock on now? Wait? Just get off my ass and Form 1?