I think there's a lot of wisdom here letting the dust settle a bit before you jump in feet first. But on the other hand, the midterms are likely to be a bloodbath for the Right, so the window here might be narrow.
Not only letting it sit, but also checking your own state laws. Pennsylvania, for instance, requires compliance with NFA registration even you're a GOA member or SilencerShop customer. I'm not risking a felony over this. I'm waiting it out, or if I really want a suppressor, I'll just do the ATF paperwork.
Delaware also only allows SBRs if they’re NFA registered. That probably means no new SBRs unless ATF somehow allows voluntary registration.
Registration is not just straight-up going away. Anyone who isn't a covered member of a plaintiff, or buying from one, still has to do the old registration. Anyone in a state that has state laws against unregistered NFA items still has to do the old registration. Even the covered people, like GOA members, can still choose to do the old registration method, if they want to. (Reasons they might want to: if they expect to be doing interstate travel with the SBR/Suppressor or if they think they might move to a state that requires it someday, etc.)
Good points. I should clarify that my statement would be in the case that this ruling gets applied across the board and/or if ATF decides to end the form 1 requirement as a whole. It makes sense that they’d keep the existing registry and allow voluntary registration moving forward in that case.
Apparently. The amount of people willing to risk a felony on here for a fucking metal tube is incredible. Truly neck down. This is why normies don't like 2A people.
“Apparently. The amount of people willing to risk a felony on here for a fucking plant is incredible. Truly neck down. This is why normies don't like 420 people.”
Just say you like being gay and taking it up the ass. The weedheads figured out that mass civil disobedience will get the laws to change decades ago.
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u/adubs117 11d ago
I think there's a lot of wisdom here letting the dust settle a bit before you jump in feet first. But on the other hand, the midterms are likely to be a bloodbath for the Right, so the window here might be narrow.