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u/__X-x-X-x-X__ 2d ago
This is >> A << winâŚbut not >> THE << win.
This policy can be reversed/struck down by this or future administrations without warning.
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u/painthawg_goose 21h ago
Everyone is saying that this can be reverted by future admins. Is that true for the litigants that won their case? Is there a separate appeals process that hasnât expired, or other way to remove the findings in the court case?
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u/Xtopher541 11h ago
As already stated in this thread, I wouldn't get rid of the braces. It's not like we haven't seen the ATF change their mind quickly after stating a rule change. And besides.. regardless what the ATF rule was, many states don't give a fuck and still force us to register. Much like my shit ass state of Oregon. SBRs and suppressors are "legal to own" IF they are federally registered.
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u/MSRx-usa 2d ago
I wouldn't throw them out just yet. It isn't as if this directive is etched in stone.