SAF and NRA filed a Supreme Court amicus brief backing Daniel Defense, challenging claims that firearm makers can be liable for third-party crimes based on military-themed ads. The brief cites the longstanding role of military themes in civilian arms commerce.
SAF and NRA filed a Supreme Court amicus brief backing Daniel Defense, challenging claims that firearm makers can be liable for third-party crimes based on military-themed ads.
The brief cites the longstanding role of military themes in civilian arms commerce.
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SAF and NRA filed a Supreme Court amicus brief backing Daniel Defense, challenging claims that firearm makers can be liable for third-party crimes based on military-themed ads. The brief cites the longstanding role of military themes in civilian arms commerce.
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