Most gun owners already know about the National Firearms Act, a law that's been around since the 1930's that heavily regulates specific types of guns including short-barrel shotguns, short-barrel rifles, machine guns, and a rifle suppressor.
The latter is a device that fits over the barrel to lower the sound's impact.
You may be wondering why a gun suppressor remains on the NFA's list as it's an accessory and not an actual weapon.
The good news is that gun rights advocates may be on step closer to changing the NFA list. The current political climate may help shift some gun policies.
Find out how the NFA could change on the next page.
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Why would this be a good thing? I don’t see the benefit of a suppressor.
Hearing protection. It doesnt make it Hollywood quiet. But there’s no ringing I’m your ears or major hearing loss.
Thanks.
What would I want a suppressor for?
The lever action rifle is awesome in this photo.
But the Bolt Action is by far the most Reliable.
Poorly written article. Doesn’t even talk about the ATF white paper