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The General Assembly is adjourned until 2027, so there was no new Tennessee gun action this week. The news came out of federal court, and it’s a reminder that the suppressor win isn’t locked in.
ATF said Friday it will no longer require NFA approval for suppressors and SBRs. Tennessee law still applies, and Hughes v. Lee still has no ruling.
A lot of Tennessee gun owners got their start with a pellet gun. H.R. 10583, filed September 24th by a California politician, would put that pellet gun under federal gun control.
Tennessee’s had permitless carry since 2021. Cory Booker’s response to states like ours is S. 3544, a federal license just to own a gun.
DOJ won’t appeal the Texas suppressor ruling, but the order only covers the plaintiffs and 15 plaintiff states, and Tennessee isn’t one of them. Plus the Supreme Court’s 57 gun cases and ATF’s 1.4 billion records.
S. 3544, the Federal Firearm Licensing Act, would require a federal license to buy, receive, or possess a firearm. Tell Blackburn and Hagerty to vote hell no.