You're about to find out how a possible modification of the NFA could eliminate suppressors among other items from the list. Read the following from Imminent Threat Solutions to find out more.

Currently, there’s a WhiteHouse.gov petition to have the White House respond to a request to repeal the NFA. You can click here to sign this petition and if it reaches 100,000 signatures in 30 days, the White House will release an official update. While it’s great to see petitions like this gain traction, it’s very unlikely that a full scale repeal of the NFA will be possible. Especially as it covers things like grenades, bombs and other large weapons.

What’s far more likely for legislators would be to examine the items currently covered by the NFA and whether everything really deserves to be under its purview. In fact, our friends at SilencerCo have been hard at work lobbying to have suppressor removed from the NFA completely. SilencerCo is attempting to break through the movie myth that a suppressor makes a gunshot ninja-quiet and educate legislators that suppressors can help thousands of gun owners protect their hearing.

A bill has been referred to the House Judiciary, called the Hearing Protection Act, that would completely remove suppressors from the NFA and would make the purchasing process much like that of any non-NFA regulated firearm. If you’re interested in making sure this bill passes, you’ll need to reach out to your local representatives and let them know how you feel.

Such a change could be a great outcome for hunters and gun advocates alike. If you want the full scoop and to find out how to contact your local representatives, visit Imminent Threat Solutions.