I assume they are talking about how the DOJ isn't fighting some 2A lawsuits thus leading to the plaintiffs winning by default and how there is some in the DOJ and congress that wants the DOJ to do the same with some of the NFA cases filtering up through the courts at the moment.
after the BBB passed with its $0 tax on SBR and suppressors the pro-2a legal orgs collectively sued because without a tax the NFA (At least on SBRs and suppressors) is not illegal and a defacto registration. remember, the only reason the NFA was allowed is because it was not a restriction but a tax. and the documentation wasn't a registry but a tax record. or atleast that is their argument.
anyway, if DOJ does not fight it in court the NFA basically gets repealed.
I would argue it's one step further than that, the DOJ and ATF can (and have rarely in the past) take pro gun positions.
IIRC the position here would be, "we can't force people to register with a 0$ tax because that would be unconstitutional" and then they just let you go nut to guts with getting NFA stuff.
There was also something along the lines of
"congressional/legislative intent" Congress INTENDED for the NFA registration to be removed, you can't pay a 0$ tax, so when ruling or interpreting a case involving this, they should consider what congress "intended" to do.
The case AFAIK still has to work through the courts, but it just gets a little silly because both sides agree on what the outcome should be.
Anyone hear the rumor that Rarebreed bought the patent for the Super safety (from twin bros)
things about to get retarded y'all.
My gun shop is doing an engraving event where we get a discount, not sure how much it will be but how much do you pay for your NFA engravings? I've paid 50$ in the past.
my plan is to just get anything I could want to engrave for SBR stuff engraved
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