Justice Dept drops gun law defense

The Justice Department has decided not to challenge a federal court ruling that struck down registration requirements for firearm suppressors and short-barreled rifles, leading to confusion over their legal status. The August 5 decision, which critics see as a challenge to the 1934 National Firearms Act, remains potentially appealable within seven weeks. The ruling’s scope is unclear, as it applies only to specific plaintiffs and associated individuals, causing uncertainty among gun owners and authorities about the legality of purchasing and owning such weapons without registration.

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