Photo of a Pistol Brace from SB Tactical

141 lawmakers led by Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) have called for the ATF to end the new crackdown on pistol braces.

It is plain to see that the pistol brace has become the target of the ATF, DOJ, and gun grabbers everywhere. The DOJ recently releases its 71-page new document about the rule changes for pistol braces and SBRs, now it appears lawmakers are fighting back.

From Guns.com:

A letter on the subject, penned by U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, NC-R, and signed by 140 other members of the House, was fired off this week to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Acting Director Marvin Richardson.

The lawmakers outline that ATF has repeatedly stated, “the brace concept was inspired by the needs of disabled combat veterans who still enjoy recreational shooting but could not reliably control heavy pistols without assistance,” and points out the agency acknowledges there are legitimate uses for certain stabilizing braces. Further, it says the $200 tax in its rule won’t affect gun crime but instead put a direct tax on many, including disabled combat veterans.

“This proposed guidance is alarming and jeopardizes the rights of law-abiding gun owners and disabled combat veterans across the country,” the members write. “Should this guidance go into effect, a disabled combat veteran who has chosen the best stabilizing brace for their disability is now a felon unless they turn in or destroy the firearm, destroy the brace, or pay a $200 tax. Furthermore, it could make millions of law-abiding citizens felons overnight.”

While this effort might not help in the battle against the gun grabbers, the DOJ and ATF tend to get what they want, you can still help in the fight against radical gun control. The DOJ opened the new pistol brace rules for public comment, you can leave a comment and tell the DOJ why it is you don’t like these new rules here.

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