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Federal Judge Rules Ban on Machineguns Is Unconstitutional

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This transferrable MAC-10 is a real machine gun. IMG Jim Grant A Federal District Court Judge from Mississippi has ruled that the federal prohibition banning private ownership of machineguns made after April 1986 violates Second Amendment Protections of the United States Constitution. In 1986, the Hughes Amendment was added to the Gun Owners Protection Act (GOPA) as a poison pill. A poison pill is an amendment added to a bill to guarantee failur…

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Federal Judge Rules Ban on Machineguns Is Unconstitutional

This transferrable MAC-10 is a real machine gun. IMG Jim Grant A Federal District Court Judge from Mississippi has ruled that the federal prohibition banning private ownership of machineguns made after April 1986 violates Second Amendment Protections of the United States Constitution. In 1986, the Hughes Amendment was added to the Gun Owners Protection Act (GOPA) as a poison pill. A poison pill is an amendment added to a bill to guarantee failur…

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Federal Court Declares Machine Gun Ban Unconstitutional

In a major ruling out of the Southern District of Mississippi, Judge Carlton Reeves has struck down the federal machine gun ban as unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. The case, United States v. Brown, follows the framework established by the Supreme Court in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, which requires gun laws to be justified by historical tradition. The Court’s Reasoning in United States v. Brown​The defendant, J…

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Federal Judge Rules Machinegun Charges Against Mississippi Man Violate Second Amendment

Merely possessing a machinegun is not a crime, according to one federal judge. US District Judge Carlton Reeves dismissed charges against Justin Bryce Brown, a Mississippi man with no prior criminal record, over his ownership of an unregistered machinegun last week. He found the federal law effectively banning the sale and possession of new production or unregistered machineguns was… Source

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The Reload broke the news in on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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