ATF recently published a notice in the Federal Register that has the gun world up in arms - and it's being reported as a ban on pistol braces. That's not true, because the document doesn't actually do anything. It's a guidance document, sort of an official announcement of ATF policy, but ATF policy is not law. Guidance documents are not binding and do not have the force of law. This situation is different from the bump stock ban, which was preceded by a Notice of Proposed Rule-making.

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