Posted: 5/2/2026 6:16:59 AM EDT
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Tell me this is true. FPC, Pennsylvanians, and other groups put a stop to PSP treating unfinished frames and receivers as full firearms. Great 2A win, if so. If there's already a PA Hometown thread on this, please post a link, and lock this one. Thank you. |
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https://blog.princelaw.com/2026/03/06/monumental-victory-psps-policy-on-partially-manufactured-frames-and-receivers-is-revoked/ Posted on March 6, 2026 by Joshua Prince, Esq. Today, after six years of litigation, Chief Counsel Joshua Prince of the Firearms Industry Consulting Group (“FICG), a division of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C., secured a major victory against the Pennsylvania State Police (“PSP”) in Landmark Firearms, LLC, et al. v. PSP Commissioner Evanchick, 694 MD 2019. As many of our readers will remember, in December of 2019, after then-Attorney General Josh Shapiro issued guidance that “partially manufactured frames and receivers” constituted firearms in this Commonwealth and the PSP implemented a policy accordingly, we filed suit in the Commonwealth Court against then-PSP Commissioner Evanchick and obtained a preliminary injunction, issued by then-Judge (now-Justice) Kevin Brobson. After the injunction being in place for almost six years, the Commonwealth Court directed the parties to prepare appropriate filings for a final decision to be made by the court. Instead, acting-PSP Commissioner Bivens agreed to revoke the policy. Resultantly, the parties entered into a Stipulation, which was approved by the court today. |
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