[Tench_Coxe]

This is one area where overturning the Chevron doctrine is important. While Breitbart mentions the bump stock ban, more importantly are 'rules' like those regarding blocks of aluminum are a potential 'ghost gun', or an individual selling a shotgun to his neighbor requires a background check (obstensively to add the exchange to an illegal gun owner registry the ATF is not supposed to be keeping).

[BushCountry]

An active court today.

[9YearLurker]

I presume this is stuff state-level or congressionally acted laws could achieve anyway?

[faithhopecharity]

a rare and greatly overdue ruling that will reverse at least some of the federal dictatorship, restoring some civil rights to the American people

waiting to see the full impact
and hopefully (though I am not quite certain how) this will lead to overturning the New York, California, and the other tyrannical state-level oporessions too...

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Forty years of being saddled with an UNConstitutional law!

Now let’s look at that travesty the 1968 gun control law which was supposed to stop crime but did not.

I thought all that “Lawlessness and Chaos” was done away with by the Democrats back in 1968!

“Today we begin to disarm the criminal and the careless and the insane. All of our people who are deeply concerned in this country about law and order should hail this day.”-—
Lyndon Johnson signing the 1968 gun control act into law.

And Thomas J. Dodd, who wrote the 1968 gun control act using the 1938 Nazi weapons law as a pattern...

“No one can predict how many lives will be spared because of this bill, but, if the bloody record of our yesterdays is any measure, millions of future Americans will live to enjoy the promise of many peaceful tomorrows.

I am grateful to have had the opportunity to play a part in this great moment in our time.”— Thomas J. Dodd on passage of the 1968 Gun control act.

Satisfied? In stead they went to the next step in banning guns, then the next and next....When they thought they had banned A-s-s-sault Rifles they made a grab for single shot .50 Cal rifles. They will never be satisfied till they have all of them banned.

[chickenlips]

Everyone needs to keep this in mind that this doesn’t automatically invalidate a bunch of laws. They will need to be challenged again in court.

From Redstate:
https://redstate.com/joesquire/2024/06/28/prewrite-scotus-and-chevron-deference-n2175959

“Roberts added that this decision does “not call into question prior cases that relied on the Chevron framework. The holdings of those cases that specific agency actions are lawful—including the Clean Air Act holding of Chevron itself—are still subject to statutory stare decisis despite our change in interpretive methodology.””

[nagant]

Chevron and obstruction overturned in one day. WooHoo!

[zeugma]

Reading through the decision itself, it seems to me that perhaps the 'bump stock' case, was just the last straw that broke the camel's back regarding Chevron. For those who haven't read a lot of these rulings, I thought Gorsuch's concurrence was extremely informative as to practices of the court. Yes, it has a bit of legalese in it, but it is actually a pretty good primer on the court in general for people without in-depth knowledge of how things work at that level. Thomas' concurrance was, as usual, right to the point. Wish we could clone him.

[Clay Moore]

Maybe the ‘86 automatic weapon ban? Please?