WE WON OUR CASE AGAINST THE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT!
WE WON OUR CASE AGAINST THE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT!
Thanks to GOA’s “One Big Beautiful Lawsuit” a federal judge has struck down the registration requirements on certain NFA items…
We just won our “One Big Beautiful Lawsuit,” against the registration requirements of the NFA at the district level in Texas.
This is quite possibly the largest victory against the National Firearms Act in it’s 90 year history.
The court limited our victory to GOA members, and other named plaintiffs in the lawsuit, so if you’re not currently a member now is the time to sign up!
And, if you are a member click below to donate to help support this lawsuit, because the fight isn’t over yet!
WE WON. WHAT’S NEXT?
We just won our “One Big Beautiful Lawsuit,” against the registration requirements of the NFA at the district level in Texas.
A huge thank you to our partners and co-plaintiffs who made this victory possible: SilencerShop, SilencerShop Foundation, Palmetto State Armory, Silencer Co, B&T, FRAC, and the 15 Pro Gun states who also signed on!
In the decision, the Judge limited the injunction in this case just to members of the organizational plaintiffs, including Gun Owners of America, and the plaintiffs and their customers in the case itself.
While we were fighting for a nationwide injunction, the court’s current order covers only the plaintiffs in the case and their respective members.
So if you’re not already a member of GOA, we highly recommend you join today at gunowners.org/join.
First, the ruling creates a permanent injunction on the registration requirements of the NFA for these untaxed firearms, although the decision has been stayed for seven days.
That means that the registration requirements for SBRs, SBSs, AOWs, and Silencers will soon be unenforceable by the Department of Justice and the Federal Government at large against any of the plaintiffs or their members.
The Judge in our case said that the registration requirement was unconstitutional because the 0$ tax stamp raised no revenue.
Because Congress originally wrote the NFA under the Taxing power only, failing this test means the law now oversteps Congress’s authority to require registration of these firearms.
This is a quickly developing situation, and we’ll keep you updated as to what happens next!
For now, secure your coverage from the registration requirements by becoming a member or donating at the link below!




