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The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a government regulationt to regulate “ghost gun” kits that allow people to easily obtain parts needed to assemble firearms from online sellers.

AND THEY SAY MOST GUN SHOWS WON’T EITHER. IT MAINLY IMPACTS PEOPLE WHO BUY GUN KITS ONLINE. AS A FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE, WE DO A BACKGROUND CHECK WITH EVERY GUN THAT LEAVES THE STORE, AND THAT’S NOT ...

The Supreme Court upheld Biden-era regulations requiring background checks and serial numbers for ghost gun kits. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the 7-2 majority opinion that included both liberal and ...

"Ghost guns" are often made with 3D printers or assembled from kits, making them difficult to trace. The ruling is considered a victory for gun control ... the make and the model.

Bush-appointed Alito (R), in their dissent wrote how the statutory terms "frame" and "receiver do not "cover the unfinished frames and receivers contained in weapon-parts kits, and weapon-parts ...

Gun rights advocates say that the regulation has harmed ... and importers must include an engraved serial number, the make and the model. PMFs can be created with kits bought online that are ...

The 7-2 opinion found that existing gun laws allow regulation of the kits which are increasingly linked to crime. Sales of the nearly impossible-to-trace homemade firearms known grew exponentially ...

Breaking News Intern The Supreme Court upheld a Biden administration regulation on the near-impossible to trace “ghost gun” kits that allow individuals to easily buy parts for firearms from ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a Biden administration regulation on ghost gun kits that requires serial numbers, background checks and age verification to buy them online.

The Supreme Court sided with the federal government’s effort to regulate so-called ghost gun kits for making untraceable weapons. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion for seven ...