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Supreme Court AR-15 Case Update | Cook County and Connecticut Briefs Explained
The Supreme Court AR-15 case moved forward on October 21, 2026, when Cook County and Connecticut submitted their merits briefs in Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins. These consolidated cases ask whether the Second and Fourteenth Amendments protect the right to possess AR-15-platform and similar semiautomatic rifles. Oral argument is scheduled for December…
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Beretta A400 Solo vs A400 Xtreme Plus | 40-Yard Range Report
The Beretta A400 Solo vs A400 Xtreme Plus comparison began at 8:15 in the morning, when the thermometer already showed 84 degrees and the air felt thick enough to reload. By 10:00, the temperature had passed 90. The wooden bench was hot, the ammunition boxes were softening at the corners, and our blonde range influencer…
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Supreme Court AR-15 Case Update | Government Briefs Due Today in Viramontes and Grant
The Supreme Court AR-15 case reaches an important deadline today, October 21, 2026. Cook County and Connecticut must submit their merits briefs defending bans on AR-15 platform rifles and similar semiautomatic firearms in Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins. The Supreme Court will hear the consolidated cases on December 2. At publication this…
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Can You Build an SBR Without a Tax Stamp? | ATF’s New Form 1 Rules Explained
Can you build an SBR without a tax stamp in 2026? According to ATF’s current nationwide enforcement policy, the federal answer is yes: an unlicensed individual no longer needs an approved Form 1, a $200 tax payment or National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record registration before making a short-barreled rifle. That does not mean every…
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Hornady Frontier 7.62×39 Review | AK, SKS and Ruger American Range Report
Hornady Frontier 7.62×39 ammunition is coming for 2027 with a 123-grain full-metal-jacket bullet and an unusually useful 50-round box. Naturally, we answered this announcement by hauling an AK, a military-surplus SKS and a Ruger American Ranch to the range to determine which rifle would behave like a precision instrument and which would behave like an…
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WASP AI Gun Explained | What Cody Wilson’s GatGPT Actually Built
The WASP AI gun is a functional but extremely crude single-shot .22-caliber pistol created through a conversation with GatGPT, an artificial-intelligence model developed by Cody Wilson’s Defense Distributed. It reportedly fired two of three cartridges during a witnessed demonstration in Austin, Texas. That makes the WASP interesting. It does not make it a robot-designed Glock…
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