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November 03, 2022
Gun Parts Co. Joins Injunction Blocking 'Ghost Gun' Rule
A Texas federal judge on Thursday allowed a second gun parts maker to be included in an existing preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of a Biden administration rule cracking down on "ghost guns," saying it stands to suffer the same harm as the company already included in the injunction.
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October 21, 2022
Texas Gun Parts Co. Wants Block On Biden Rule To Apply To It
A Texas gun parts company challenging a Biden administration rule aimed at cracking down on "ghost guns" has asked a Texas federal judge to include it in an existing preliminary injunction against the rule before it goes out of business.