Department of Veterans Affairs Takes Huge Step to Protect Veterans' 2A Rights

February 18, 2026

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Summary

The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a significant policy change that will no longer report veterans with appointed fiduciaries to the FBI's NICS system as prohibited persons. This move reverses decades of policy that equated fiduciary appointments with being 'mentally defective,' restoring Second Amendment rights for many veterans. Gun owners, especially veterans, should be aware that this federal policy change protects their ability to own firearms.

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