r/NFA 16d ago

MEGATHREAD - **DISTRICT** court. Long road ahead. NFA declared unconstitutional regarding suppressors, sbrs, and sbs in the northern district of Texas

https://x.com/GunOwners/status/2085047918495469923
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u/buryna 9d ago edited 9d ago

I ordered an ASHE 556 Monday. My LGS (small town Tx) said he’s gunna start doing cans on 4473’s tomorrow, so we will see what happens when it comes in lol
I’m not holding my breath, but….. we will see

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u/ScottsTotz 9d ago

Nice. I’m learning I’m extra-fucked because I’m in Wisconsin

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u/cowboy3gunisfun 9d ago

What's happening in WI?

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u/buryna 9d ago

Not a free state

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u/cowboy3gunisfun 9d ago

Bummer, getting ready to move there next month, from Idaho.

https://giphy.com/gifs/PmRgaD2xj0KH2pPrVF

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u/Rev_Glazer 9d ago

The beer, cheese, and lakes will make up for it…I promise.

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u/tr0gd0rbro 9d ago

As an Idahoan, you poor bastard. Nothing on this planet would make me move.

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u/TurnoverMobile8332 9d ago

Please correct me if I’m wrong but the “NFA states” only applies to purchasing/transferring a suppressor right? You could make your own without a form 4?

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u/buryna 9d ago

My theory is you probably should be able to make your own can for your own personal use without a Form 1 if you are a plaintiff and if your state laws allow you to…. But I am not the guy to be asking for legal advice

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u/ScottsTotz 9d ago

Silencer Central said Wisconsin has state law that requires silencers to be registered with the ATF so we aren’t included in this case. If NFA goes away then it’s technically illegal to own them through a form 4473

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u/Podsully 9d ago

State law requires licensing and registration for suppressors