Gerry Rafferty - Sleepwalking (1982) [Complete LP] - Mark's Music Collection


All tracks written and arranged by Gerry Rafferty

Side one

"Standing at the Gates" – 6:51
"Good Intentions" – 4:15
"A Change of Heart" – 4:10
"On the Way" – 4:24
Side two

"Sleepwalking" – 3:51
"Cat and Mouse" – 5:03
"The Right Moment" – 3:24
"As Wise as a Serpent" – 5:15

Atrius Says ATF Is Using Patent Lawsuits as Backdoor FRT Regulation - Ammoland.com

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will not publicly identify which forced-reset products it believes are machine guns, but the agency is asking a federal court to help Rare Breed Triggers shut competing products out of the market.

Atrius Development Group fired back Thursday, accusing the Department of Justice and ATF of using Rare Breed’s private patent litigation as a backdoor means of restricting forced-reset technology.

The dispute is part of In re: Rare Breed Triggers Patent Litigation, a consolidated multidistrict case pending before Chief U.S. District Judge Amos Mazzant in the Eastern District of Texas. Rare Breed Triggers and ABC IP are asserting seven patents against multiple manufacturers and sellers of forced-reset-related products, including Atrius.

DOJ entered the case on ATF’s behalf through an August 31 Statement of Interest. The government says it has a “strong interest” in discouraging the unregulated manufacture of FRTs that allegedly infringe Rare Breed’s patents.

Click the link to read the whole article:  https://www.ammoland.com/2026/09/atf-rare-breed-forced-reset-trigger-lawsuits/

School Officials Admit Search of Gun-Owning Student’s Truck Was Unconstitutional - Ammoland.com

New Hampshire school officials have formally admitted that they violated former student Jack Harrington’s Fourth Amendment rights when they searched his pickup truck after learning that he lawfully owned a handgun.

The admission resolves Harrington v. Crawford, a federal lawsuit supported by the Second Amendment Foundation. In a stipulated declaratory judgment, Hillsboro-Deering School District Superintendent Jennifer Crawford and Hillsboro-Deering High School Principal James O’Rourke agreed that the April 24, 2025, search of Harrington’s truck and glove box was unconstitutional.

The agreement also states that the search failed to satisfy the lower “reasonable suspicion” standard used for ordinary school searches and that Harrington had committed no illegal or unlawful conduct that justified it.

Most importantly for gun owners, the judgment recognizes that exercising the Second Amendment cannot become the government’s excuse to disregard the Fourth.

Click the link to read the whole article:  School Officials Admit Search Was Unconstitutional