The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is facing ongoing legal challenges regarding its regulations on firearms. A recent ruling by Judge Reed O'Connor denied the ATF's motion to stay a judgment related to the agency's enforcement actions against members of the firearms community and owners of forced reset triggers (FRTs). This marks the sixth time the ATF has been rebuffed in court. Additionally, the ATF has established a 90-day window for individuals to reclaim bump stocks. In a separate case, a judge dismissed a motion for a temporary restraining order against Oregon's ban on self-manufactured firearms, citing their common use for unlawful purposes. The Second Amendment's future is also under scrutiny, as the Supreme Court's Rahimi decision raises unresolved questions. Furthermore, the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed a Petition for Certiorari in the case of Snope v. Brown, challenging Maryland's assault weapons ban, while the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) has also petitioned the Supreme Court regarding the same issue. Lastly, the Eighth Circuit has denied Minnesota's en banc petition concerning a lawsuit that overturned the state's age-based carry ban.