H.R. 9009 deletes one subsection of federal law, built around a single sentence: 'it shall be unlawful for any person to transfer or possess a machinegun.' That subsection is also what makes Glock switches illegal.
H.R. 9979, the 'Freedom to Ship Act,' repeals the federal ban on mailing concealable firearms and fines UPS or FedEx $10,000 every time they decline a gun shipment. Three other Republicans signed on.
He wrote the New York Times op-ed. He cosponsored the background-check bill. He asked the president for an immediate ban on AR-15 sales. Then he voted no on every single one of them — and scrubbed it from his campaign website.
He says Congress can't fix school shootings — 'if you want to legislate evil, it's just not going to happen.' Three years later he wrote a bill to ban license-plate cameras, because some threats apparently can be legislated.
The fair banned guns after a 2023 shooting injured three people. Paxton sued — against the reasoning of a legal opinion he himself issued in 2016, which he then quietly withdrew weeks after filing.
H.R. 8332 would let thousands of current and former special operators carry a concealed gun in all 50 states, permanently. The law it copies makes retired police requalify every year. Harrigan's bill says they don't have to.
Seven people were killed at an Independence Day parade and the shooter was still at large. Bailey went live to 111,000 Facebook followers and told Illinois to move on. When the state banned assault weapons, he went to court to strike the ban down.
Alabama has the fifth-highest rate of gun violence in America. Its Republican Senate nominee spent his time in Congress trying to make the rifle used at Uvalde a national symbol — and got George Santos and Marjorie Taylor Greene to sign on.
Rep. Andrew Clyde owns two gun stores. This week he led nearly 30 Republicans in demanding the ATF destroy firearm transaction records — the same records the ATF uses to trace guns found at crime scenes.