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(CNSNews.com)— On Jan. 18, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) introduced the "Abolish the ATF Act" to eliminate the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (ATF), stating that through its regulations the agency has been “trying to convert otherwise law-abiding people into felons.” Gaetz's bill comes after the ATF finalized a ruling that makes individuals using stabilizing braces to convert pistols into rifles comply with laws that are exclusive to those rifles.

You may or may not have heard the news yet, but the ATF has finalized its updated firearm stabilizing brace or pistol brace rules. So what exactly are the new rule changes and how will they affect Oklahoma gun owners?

You may or may not have heard the news yet, but the ATF has finalized its updated firearm stabilizing brace or pistol brace rules. So what exactly are the new rule changes and how will they affect Oklahoma gun owners?

Pistol braces are mostly used by disabled vets and older Americans who want to enjoy recreational shooting. But the ATF and Biden administration saw an easy PR win.

The Department of Justice submitted a new firearm regulation Friday aimed at shelling out standards for the use of pistol-stabilizing braces.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that it has submitted its final rule to “Address Stabilizing ...

When the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s Larry Keane joined me on Cam & Co last week, he said he anticipated the ATF’s final rule on pistol-stabilizing braces would be released r...

The DOJ announced an ATF publication titled the National Firearms in Commerce and Trafficking Assessment (NFCTA).

“Depending upon the DOJ’s final ruling SAF reserves the right to amend the court filing to include provisions of the new rule.”—Alan Gottlieb, SAF

SB Tactical implores all gun owners to make their voices heard through the public comment period, which is currently set to close on September 8, 2021.