The number of legally registered firearm suppressors in the United States is now approaching 5.7 million, according to the latest federal data obtained by the American Suppressor Association. That figure represents a dramatic increase over the past decade, and it raises a fundamental legal question:
At what point does a heavily regulated item become so widely owned that the law restricting it can no longer stand? For suppressors, that point may already have been reached.
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At what point does a heavily regulated item become so widely owned that the law restricting it can no longer stand? For suppressors, that point may already have been reached.
Civilians Now Own Almost 6 Million Suppressors and What That Means for the NFA is Glorious
This isn’t a marginal issue. It goes to the core of whether the NFA can continue to withstand constitutional scrutiny in its current form.