Breaking News: ATF's Guidance on NFA Coming Soon! During The Briefing, an industry event for FFLs in Dallas, Texas, AmmoLand reporter John Crump asked ATF Director Robert Cekada what guidance was given to IOIs during inspections when they encountered suppressors that had been transferred on an ATF Form 4473. The Director said that the IOIs are told not to count those transfers as violations in compliance with the ruling in Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF. Director Cekada also said he expects new guidance to be released in a couple of weeks and that it will address issues such as the required AG notification for SBRs, interstate transportation of covered items, and the 15 states that require federal registration. According to Cekada, the goal of the guidance will be to expand the injunction as much as possible while protecting items for future administrations. @right2bear @ATFDirectorRC @2AFDN @GunOwners

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🚨NFA UPDATE🚨 Read the full report from @CBSNews about President Trump’s personal decision NOT to appeal GOA’s victory in Silencer Shop v. ATF ⤵️ “President Trump ordered @TheJusticeDept not to appeal a court ruling that loosened restrictions on firearms known as ‘gangster weapons,’ sources familiar with the matter told @CBS News, a move that will let some Americans possess or sell short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and silencers with less government oversight.

“@POTUS himself decided against appealing the ruling, several of the sources with knowledge of the matter said. Mr. Trump has also told some Republican members of Congress in a series of calls in recent weeks that he would ensure the Justice Department did not contest the decision, sources familiar with the discussions said.

“Letting the lower court ruling stand runs counter to the recommendations of some career and politically appointed lawyers at the Justice Department across multiple offices who disagree with the court's opinion, several of the sources said, adding that they have warned it is already beginning to adversely impact federal firearms prosecutions across the country.

“A Justice Department official said the department intends to tell Congress it will not appeal the ruling. 
“A spokesperson with the Justice Department told CBS News that @ATFHQ ‘will issue guidance soon to implement the court's order.’ 
“The judge's decision came in two consolidated cases brought against the government by 15 red states and a number of Second Amendment gun rights groups and individuals, including the Gun Owners of America and the @GunFoundation.  
“Although the ruling applies only to the parties to the lawsuit, any current or future members of the gun groups that sued over the rules are covered. An annual membership to the Gun Owners of America, for example, costs $25. “Although the injunction only applies to the parties in the lawsuit, the judge said that it would also be applied to the plaintiff gun groups' members and customers, ‘both current and future.’
 “His decision to cover ‘future’ customers and members of the gun rights groups who are a party to the lawsuit has already started to cause problems for federal prosecutors.
In one criminal prosecution in the Middle District of Alabama, for example, the Justice Department earlier this month dismissed an indictment against a man named Cameron Silmon on a charge he knowingly received a silencer without a serial number, after his defense lawyer claimed his client had joined some of the gun rights groups after the Texas judge issued the injunction. "’The 'Big Beautiful Bill' provision that quietly zeroed out the tax may ultimately do what no court, no Congress, and no administration has done in ninety years eliminate: the National Firearms Act, one of the primary American gun laws,’ said Jeffrey Cohen, former associate chief counsel at the ATF.”

🚨 BREAKING: I’ve received confirmation from the Trump Administration that the DOJ will NOT appeal our historic court victory against the NFA. THANK YOU, PRESIDENT TRUMP and Attorney General Blanche, for delivering the most significant Second Amendment win in OVER 90 YEARS!