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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ramped up a public relations campaign recently at a massive gun show in Northern Virginia, warning gun sellers and buyers not to believe myths about the agency.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ramped up a public relations campaign recently at a massive gun show in Northern Virginia, warning gun sellers and buyers not to believe myths about the agency.

The Los Angeles Police Department has stopped enforcing California’s state law banning “high-capacity” magazines.

The Washington Times suggests SCOTUS's June 23 pro-2A ruling puts all types of gun control in the crosshairs of gun rights groups.

“Acting Director Restaino must provide us with details surrounding ATF’s FFL revocation policies,” the letter states.

“Avoid assault rifle and assault weapon, which are highly politicized terms that generally refer to AR- or AK-style rifles designed for the civilian market..."

Armed with the Supreme Court's latest gun rights ruling on the right to carry firearms for self-defense, Second Amendment activists are rushing to lower courts to challenge laws ranging from age restrictions on handgun purchases to bans on types of firearms.

The ATF has already issued its final rule on so-called "ghost guns." It is set to go into effect in August. And according to a status report on a federal lawsuit, the ATF will issue final rules on pistol braces in December.

The Associated Press announced an update to its stylebook Wednesday, advising journalists to quit using phrases like "assault rifle" or "assault weapon."

The Washington Times suggests SCOTUS's June 23 pro-2A ruling puts all types of gun control in the crosshairs of gun rights groups.