Federal Judge Strikes Down NFA Registration for Suppressors and Gun Rights Groups Move Fast
A federal court struck down NFA registration rules for suppressors, allowing legal transfers without federal paperwork for the first time in nearly a century.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down NFA Registration for Suppressors and Gun Rights Groups Move Fast
Something remarkable happened just after midnight on Thursday in Leander, Texas. Two men walked out of a gun shop carrying suppressors without first begging the federal government for permission. That might not sound like much until you realize it’s the first time that’s happened legally in nearly a century.
Brandon Herrera and Texas state Representative Wes Virdell made history when they acquired those suppressors from Silencer Shop without completing the National Firearms Act registration process. You know, that cumbersome federal approval system that’s governed such transfers since 1934. The system that treats law-abiding citizens like suspects and makes them wait months for the privilege of exercising a constitutional right.
Should firearm suppressors be strictly regulated as weapons, or treated like basic hearing protection gear?
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