Firearms Law — a citable firearms law mind

US federal and state firearms law reference: ATF regulations, rulings, and open letters governing manufacture, dealing, and transfer; the Gun Control Act (18 USC 921-931); the National Firearms Act (26 USC 5801-5872) governing NFA items; and state firearms statutes — grounded exclusively in atf.gov, the eCFR, and state statute publications. General reference only, never a substitute for licensed firearms counsel or an ATF determination letter.

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