05-28-2016, 01:49 PM
there has been a decent movement in suppressor laws recently and the "hearing protection act" aims to remove suppressors from the nfa list the want to leave standard background check in place but take away the lengthy 6+ month weight and tax stamp, which seems plausible and would be a good start
might be able to lump SBR into handgun category and streamline that process
machine guns.... as much as i would like to see i i doubt there will be any movement, and ironically i think you would get poor support out of the gun community who already owns machine guns as if the 86' ban was overturned their $20,000 registered m16 would become a $600 dollar gun beyond the legal hurdles
as much as i would enjoy owning a gun with a giggle switch i don't see the laws for it changing, i have hope for suppressors and maybe sbr
might be able to lump SBR into handgun category and streamline that process
machine guns.... as much as i would like to see i i doubt there will be any movement, and ironically i think you would get poor support out of the gun community who already owns machine guns as if the 86' ban was overturned their $20,000 registered m16 would become a $600 dollar gun beyond the legal hurdles
as much as i would enjoy owning a gun with a giggle switch i don't see the laws for it changing, i have hope for suppressors and maybe sbr
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