Federal Court Overturns ATF's Pistol Brace Rule
Judge rules the regulation on AR-15 style pistols as unlawful and vague, impacting millions of firearm owners
- The Texas U.S. District Court vacated the ATF's rule on AR-15 style pistols with stabilizing braces.
- The decision cited the rule's lack of detailed justification and impermissible vagueness.
- This ruling prevents potential criminalization of millions of firearm owners who did not comply.
- The case, Mock vs. Garland, is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
- The ATF's rule was initially approved but later overturned by an appeals court.