As part of the Biden administration's fight to undermine the Second Amendment, a new rule recently was imposed on gun retailers.

That was that if a gun store would package an unfinished frame, a jig, drill bits, and other parts into a single box and ship it to a buyer, that would "constitute a firearm," require a serial number and have the buyer do a background check.

Those packages previously had been routine, as federal law already required those actions if any sale included an item that was more than 80% manufactured, a demarcation at which federal regulators call it a gun.

Thousands of people wanting to build their own weapon simply ordered the packages and completed them at home.

However, those so-called "ghost guns" were targeted by Biden in an executive order and as of August 24, a new federal regulation required that selling those components as a kit – in one package – makes it a gun.

But a new report from Max McGuire, author of "The Conservative's Guide to Winning Every Gun Control Argument," at The Federalist pointed out the ban lasted less than a minute.