By Firearms Policy Insider - November 7, 2025

Here’s the latest update from Washington, D.C. — On November 7, 2025, the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) teamed up with some heavyweight allies like the National Rifle Association (NRA), FPC Action Foundation, and the Second Amendment Foundation to challenge a pretty controversial federal law.

What’s the Deal?

They’ve filed a key legal brief urging the Supreme Court to strike down the lifetime gun ban that targets folks with nonviolent offenses. Essentially, this ban stops people from owning firearms permanently, even if their offenses didn’t involve violence.

Why Does This Matter?

For anyone passionate about gun rights, outdoor shooting, or just responsible firearm ownership, this case—Duarte v. United States—could be a game changer. It challenges whether the government can indefinitely restrict gun ownership for peaceful Americans who made past mistakes that didn’t involve violence.

What’s Next?

The Supreme Court will review the arguments, and if they side with FPC and its partners, it could mean restoring firearm rights to countless individuals across the country. This ties into broader conversations about second amendment rights, responsible gun ownership, and ensuring laws are fair and just.

Bottom Line

Whether you’re an avid hunter, a weekend shooter, or someone who just believes in the right to bear arms, keeping an eye on