News2A reports federal judge struck down most of Delaware's 'ghost gun' ban

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A federal district judge has struck down most of Delaware's so-called "ghost gun" ban, according to a report published by News2A on September 11, 2026.

News2A describes the ruling as a win for the challengers in a Second Amendment case against the Delaware law. The outlet reports that the judge left only part of the ban in place, invalidating most of it.

News2A also points to a specific passage in the judge's written opinion that it characterizes as significant for gun control organizations nationally. The report excerpt available to Daily Gun News does not quote that passage or explain its reasoning.

Daily Gun News has not reviewed the court's opinion or any court docket, and no primary court document was available for this story. The details below remain unconfirmed.

What is not yet known: the name of the case and the court's docket number, which specific provisions of the Delaware law were struck and which remain in force, the date the ruling was issued, whether the court entered a final judgment or a preliminary order, and whether the State of Delaware plans to appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. It is also not yet known whether the court paused its ruling pending any appeal.