ATF “Engaged in the Business” Rule Struck Down: What Florida Gun Collectors Need to Know (2026)
A federal court vacated the 2024 ATF “engaged in the business” rule, and the ATF has proposed a narrower replacement. Here is what changed for people selling a gun collection in Florida, and what did not.
The $0 Tax Stamp, the Texas Ruling, and What It Means If You Own a Can in 2026
$0 NFA Tax Stamp + August 2026 Texas Ruling: What Florida Gun Owners Must Know | Accurate Gun Auctions Home / Blog / Gun Rights / NFA Ruling August 2026 NFA · Suppressors · Florida Sellers The $0 Tax Stamp, the Texas Ruling, and What It Means If You Own a Can in 2026 A […]
North Carolina Gun Laws: Navigating the Pistol Permit Repeal
Learn how the NC pistol purchase permit repeal changes handgun buying rules and what buyers must do now.
The $1.3 Billion Win for Wildlife: How the Gun Industry Funds Conservation
The $1.3 Billion Win for Wildlife: How the Gun Industry Funds Conservation The $1.3 Billion Win for Wildlife: How the Gun Industry Funds Conservation As a firearms expert and writer tracking the latest news for AccurateGunAuctions.com, I often see headlines that only focus on the politics or controversies surrounding guns. But there is a massive, […]
Virginia’s 2026 Assault Firearms Ban Explained | Accurate Gun Auctions
Virginia’s 2026 “Assault Firearms” Ban: What Gun Owners Need to Know | Accurate Gun Auctions Virginia’s 2026 “Assault Firearms” Ban: What Gun Owners Need to Know As a firearms expert, I see a lot of new rules and regulations come across my desk. But if you live in Virginia, or if you frequently buy and […]
$200 NFA Tax Stamp Eliminated 2026 – Florida Gun Owners
Big Gun Law Changes in 2026: No More $200 Tax Stamp – What It Means for You as a Florida Gun Owner Hey there, fellow gun owners. If you’ve got a few firearms in your safe – maybe some suppressors, a short-barreled rifle, or just a nice collection you inherited – you probably already heard […]
Canada’s 2026 Gun Ban Deadline: What Owners Must Know
Hey everyone. I’ve spent my life around firearms—from my time in the military to competitive shooting. If you follow international gun news, you’ve probably heard about what’s happening up in Canada. The government is pushing hard to get rid of “assault-style” rifles. The date everyone is watching? October 30, 2026. That is the final deadline. […]
Drug-User Gun Ban (§922(g)(3)): Where the Courts Stand
The intersection of substance use, gun ownership, and political power has become one of the most divisive issues in American law. The federal statute 18 U.S.C. §922(g)(3) — which prohibits anyone who is “an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled substance” from owning or purchasing firearms — sits at the center of this renewed national […]
Florida Open Carry After the 2025 Ruling: What Sellers Should Know
Hey, Florida gun owner—if you’ve been eyeing that rifle in the safe, wondering if the hassle of selling privately is worth it amid all the legal shifts, we hear you. With the recent court smackdown on open carry bans and a sweet tax holiday on firearms through year’s end, the stars are aligning for sellers […]
The Daven Gallop Case: What Massachusetts’ Licensing Rules Mean for Gun Owners Moving to Florida
In Massachusetts, a state historically known for its stringent gun control laws, the case against Daven Gallop has reignited conversations about the boundaries of the Second Amendment and the growing divide between state and federal interpretations of “the right to keep and bear arms.” The Worcester Police Department recently executed a search warrant for Gallop, a Massachusetts resident who […]