Momentum may be building at the Supreme Court of the United States as new legal developments push major gun ban challenges closer to potential review.

Several lawsuits challenging “assault weapon” bans and magazine capacity limits are working their way through the federal courts. Advocates argue these laws conflict with the constitutional framework established in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, which requires gun regulations to align with the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.

Recent decisions and legal filings are now creating additional pressure for the Supreme Court to address the issue directly. If the Court chooses to take one of these cases, it could lead to a nationwide ruling that determines whether modern firearm bans are constitutional.

For now, the legal battles continue, but many observers believe the growing number of challenges means the Supreme Court may soon have to weigh in on the future of gun bans in the United States.