
Originally Posted by
BoilerUp
Potentially sooner depending on the outcome of the election. That said, we all have to remember that the ATF doesn't set the "rules" or the law, they only publish their interpretation of the law. Some of those interpretations likely won't stand up well to court scrutiny, especially when they reverse their opinion and their own prior rulings can be used as evidence against their current position. I suspect one of the reasons you don't see a lot of court cases based on ATF rulings is that the ATF knows they'll likely lose and the fear of prosecution is more important to them than any actual prosecutions. Most charges for violating NFA are add-ons to much larger crime anyway. Anyone seen anyone charged for shouldering their brace? Of course you haven't because the ATF will be laughed out of the courtroom the first time it happens.