Good morning, I can't be the only one watching the progress of this case like a hawk.

I'm still bitter about the California case that was GVR'ed years ago and the 9th circuit is just stalling all 2A cases for the foreseeable future.

I see there was another document added by the defendant this morning asking for more time.

Does this mean some sort of movement or am I overly optimistic?

https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docketfiles/html/public/24-203.html

I know the 80% receiver case is looking grim, I would like some good news for us.

If anyone was aware, the Supreme Court held oral arguments in the case of Garland v Vanderstock. This case deals with the new ATF rule regulating 80% frames and kits. I listened to as much as I could, and I’m not convinced they will strike down the rule. The justices seemed to believe it took minimal work to finish 80% frames, such as drilling a single hole or snapping off a tab. In my opinion, the best case we can hope for is they allow the sale of 80% frames but not as part of a kit containing jigs or other components.

So I learned how to handle a firearm from my buddy and his dad (a really great guy and old timer vet).

I learned to respect it, understand it and not put myself or anyone at risk in handling it.

Why isn’t this basic shit mandatory and why can’t there be more accountability for these assholes waving the business end of their firearm across everyone enjoying their Saturday at the range.

Like, sure the master can ban them from the range, but is it “too liberal” to force this asshat to do a mandatory “don’t point guns at random ppl, safety class”?

I suppose, the government could claim in some hypothetical scenario that all Americans with weapons need to submit to an unreasonable safety inspection before they can have their gun back. Then disarm everyone, something and profits.

But what? Our soldiers would kick down the door of the White House before invading our communities on the word of some dusty ass president.

I mean, cops might try to control us if it came down to it. But they’d prolly get curb stomped by the National Guard (comprised of local guys training at the armory downtown or Moffett Field [I live in a San Jose]).

Full disclosure, came to shooting as an adult and was raised around guns, but not in a hands on way (grandad was a cop in Newark, NJ - purposefully limited my exposure).

I live In OK. i was put involuntarily put in a mental hospital 6 years ago for suicide. am I able to buy a gun? I'm stable now and have been for 5 years.