This is the case that will allow the ATF to change the definition of what is a machine gun or what is a firearm to mean what ever they want it to be. It's a challenge to the unlimited deference given to the ATF to reinterpret laws how ever they see fit.
This is a case where “The Chevron” SCOTUS Precedent might finally be overturned, or clarified, or limited, by the sitting Supreme Court…
This will pull the rug out from under at least the atf using "chevron deference". No longer allowing unelected administrators to create laws as they see fit.
This could be the big one, challenging the authority of the ATF, and removing their powers, or simply removing them period! They have zero authority to make law or to even determine law, it's outside the scope of their operating authority, and yet here we are! Law making is the exclusive realm of Congress, and no other office or body, the ATF have been operating well outside the wire for decades and need to be reined in hard!
LOL! You guys make me laugh! Geez, get real!... No matter how well funded Rare Breed might be, how just their cause/case, or how well represented they might be doesn't mean a damn thing. And, you know it! The US government has unlimited wealth and personnel courtesy of the taxpayers plus they can turn screws using other government agencies to bring Rare Breed to its knees. There is no way they will allow the ATF to be cut off at the knees. The best they could hope for is they either get the case thrown out or ruled in their favor. But, even if they win, they will be hounded from this point on because the government cannot afford to lose... I fear now they will redefine their definition of 'machine gun/automatic weapon.' Having said this, I will definitely join their mailing list and send my $100 in support of their cause. Why? Because they are right and even though I doubt the outcome this is something that must be done and done on record.
You don't want the case thrown out. It looks like they are set to lose this one just like the bump stock cases.
I believe, if it was anyone BUT the government, they would drop the case after legal review, especially given the outcome of the Bump Stock case, but since it costs them nothing and costs Rare Breed a lot, they will move forward simply as a deterrent and/or financial punishment. I further believe, win or lose, but most certainly if they lose, they will indeed redefine their definition of a machinegun.
The Gun Firm needs to do some very good Court Shopping… Looking for the right Federal District Court, that is in the right Federal Appeals Court Area… This will maximize their chances of a favorable outcome at these levels of the Federal Court System… Then with the Supreme Court the way it seems now, then there is a good chance they could prevail…
Judge Beneitas, though wrong coast! Might be I need to purchase one of their fine products, gives them standing in this district to take the fight up the flag poll!
go after em for court costs and all fees as well as illegal actions??? as none of that would be paid out if the agency had not crossed the line...
Atf files motion for the court to decide the case based only on evidence, witness and testimony from the ATF alone. Apparently being blocked from defending your self in court is a thing. So the ATF knows they are going to lose.
This story keep getting weirder. Someone went through the trouble to make what now seems like fake court documents, put them where ATF whistle blowers would find them to make it look like rarebreed triggers and bigdaddy unlimited got raided by the atf. So all this misinformation and distraction has to be part of something bigger.
They want everything to be a machine gun. Oh and USPS gave up address of everyone who received a package from rare breed. No supena, no search warrants. Just sudo feds jerking off fedbois.
Everything is not a machine gun. At least through September 23 this year. https://www.youtube.com/live/27Ch7Zvqotc It seems like the court is going to shit all over atf and doj on or before sep 23.
