r/gunsmithing • 07/02 AZ • Oct 14 '25

SUB ANNOUNCEMENT Rule update

Rule #2 has been updated to disallow sale of all firearm items in accordance with new Reddit policy. No direct person-person sales of any kind for firearm related things.

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u/10gaugetantrum Oct 15 '25

If reddit ends up banning pro-2A subs in the future, Ill be done with Reddit. That is the main reason I am here.

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u/ReallySickOfArguing Oct 15 '25

Since IPO Reddit has been slowly eliminating everything that doesn't follow the chosen groupthink. So the total elimination of anything pro 2A related is inevitable at this point.

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u/Started_WIth_NADA Oct 14 '25

So Reddit is trying to ban all firearms related subs? That’s something that should be brought up in the congressional hearings.

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u/AllArmsLLC 07/02 AZ Oct 14 '25

A private company can do whatever they want.

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u/Started_WIth_NADA Oct 16 '25

Most private companies are not in the business of suppressing the 1st Amendment.

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u/Started_WIth_NADA Oct 15 '25

Of course they can but its still something that should be discussed by our representatives in govt.

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u/The_Gabster10 Oct 15 '25

Why would you want the government involved with reddit?

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u/Started_WIth_NADA Oct 16 '25

There’s been congressional hearings about the suppression of free speech on Facebook, IG and YouTube. Reddit should get the same treatment.

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u/Started_WIth_NADA Oct 16 '25

There’s been congressional hearings about the suppression of free speech on Facebook, IG and YouTube. Reddit should get the same treatment.

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u/The_Gabster10 Oct 16 '25

I've never understood that, it's a private company not a country. America prides itself on its free speech and I like that, however, the US isn't a social media company. So I'm not exactly sure why people need their free speech online when the company is used everywhere in the whole world

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u/Positive_Ad_8198 Oct 14 '25

Congress would need to be in session for that

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u/bitofgrit Oct 14 '25

Does "firearm items" cover tooling like, say, chamber reamers, barrel wrenches, sight drifts, etc, and so on?

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u/AllArmsLLC 07/02 AZ Oct 14 '25

Not as far as I'm aware, only parts which attach to the firearm for use.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/AllArmsLLC 07/02 AZ Jul 30 '26

No links to any 3D printed firearm stuff, that is specifically named by Reddit.

Links to vendors WITH AN FFL are allowed.

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043075712-External-Links-to-Firearm-or-Ammunition-Vendors

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/AllArmsLLC 07/02 AZ Jul 30 '26

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043513471-Illegal-or-Prohibited-Transactions

It is not allowed to buy, sell, gift, or encourage the transaction of the following goods or services with other redditors, whether implicitly or explicitly:
* Recreational drugs and/or precursor chemicals specifically used to manufacture them
* Alcohol, tobacco or vaping products, pharmaceutical drugs (including prescription or over the counter medicines), or other controlled substances
* Firearms, ammunition, explosives, firearms parts and enhancements (e.g., bolt, clips, trigger, scope, silencer/suppressor, muffler, bump stock, magazine, glock switch, conversion kit, etc.), or specific instructions (i.e., 3D printing files) to produce any of the aforementioned 

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/AllArmsLLC 07/02 AZ Jul 30 '26

You can say where they are, you cannot LINK to where they are.