A proposed change to US regulations that would permit the home delivery of firearms has drawn scrutiny due to its potential financial impact on GrabAGun, an online gun retailer in which Donald Trump Jr. holds a stake and serves on the board.
The regulatory shift, reported by Index.hr, would effectively remove barriers that currently restrict direct-to-consumer shipping of certain weapons.
GrabAGun, which went public in 2025 with Trump Jr.'s involvement, stands to gain significantly from expanded e-commerce capabilities in the firearms sector.
The development raises ethical questions about potential conflicts of interest within the administration.
Trump Jr.'s dual role as a family member of the president and a corporate executive in a company that could benefit from policy changes has prompted calls for greater transparency.
The proposed rule change comes amid broader debates over gun control and Second Amendment rights in the United States.