Fifth Circuit Panel Rules Silencers are Protected Arms, Can Still be Regulated

SCOTUS Showdown Over Gun Suppressors Looms After Appeals Court Creates "Circuit Split"

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SCOTUS Showdown Over Gun Suppressors Looms After Appeals Court Creates ‘Circuit Split’

A federal appeals court’s Thursday ruling could force the Supreme Court to decide if suppressors and magazines fall under the definition of “arms.” The post SCOTUS Showdown Over Gun Suppressors Looms After Appeals Court Creates ‘Circuit Split’ first appeared on [your]NEWS.

SCOTUS Showdown Over Gun Suppressors Looms After Appeals Court Creates 'Circuit Split'

A federal appeals court’s Thursday ruling could force the Supreme Court to decide if suppressors and magazines fall under the definition of “arms.”

Fifth Circuit Rules Suppressors Are Second Amendment Arms

The Fifth Circuit ruled that suppressors are Second Amendment “Arms,” even as it upheld Brennan Comeaux’s NFA conviction. IMG Jim Grant The Fifth Circuit just gave gun owners a major Second Amendment win on suppressors, even though the man who brought the case still lost. In United States v. Brennan James Comeaux, the court affirmed Comeaux’s conviction for possessing an unregistered silencer under the National Firearms Act. That part is not the…

Fifth Circuit Issued Mixed Ruling on Suppressors

Fifth Circuit rules silencers are protected under the Second Amendment but can still be regulated.

Fifth Circuit Panel Rules Silencers are Protected Arms, Can Still be Regulated

A federal appeals court has ruled the Second Amendment covers silencers, but that doesn’t mean the government can’t restrict them. On Thursday, a three-judge panel on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Brennan Comeaux’s conviction for possessing unregistered silencers. Comeaux argued silencers are protected by the Second Amendment, and the National Firearms Act’s (NFA)… Source