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Gun groups gain ground after restriction reversal
A federal court has struck down decades-old restrictions under the National Firearms Act, allowing gun owners to transfer silencers without registration or approval. Two individuals used this new legal pathway to acquire silencers in Texas, marking the first lawful transfer without NFA registration since 1934. The ruling, supported by the Justice Department not to appeal, hinges on the reduction of the NFA’s taxes to zero, which the court concluded nullifies the regulatory requirements.
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