A new Third Circuit case, Holloway v. Attorney General, sheds more light on how that circuit will consider as-applied challenges to the federal felon prohibitor—18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). Consistent with its fractured opinion in Binderup v. Attorney General, the Holloway court reaffirmed that seriousness, not violence, is the proper measure for whether an otherwise disqualifying conviction can constitutionally be applied to permanently extinguish Second Amendment rights. Courts in the Third Circuit naturally (as one of the few circuits to have vindicated an as-applied challenge) have an active docket of as-applied challenges and Holloway will serve as additional guidance for courts confronted with these challenges.