From what I read, the tax stamp for suppressors was set to $0. I also read that means they are not under taxable control so requiring their registration is unconstitutional. This sets up a fight as related to the $0 mandate for the ACA.
Anybody got any other latest info on this fight? I look forward to the day I can go into a gun store and purchase one off the shelf.
I only shoot once. Its still saving your hearing and not going to bother as many people.
Yes it gose to 0$ Jan 1 but expect the system to crash with the overload it will get. The fight is just starting. When dems get back in charge if the fight is not won yet they may inflation adjust the 200$ stamp to nearly 5 k. I won't bank on anything one way or another.
Post of impact shift depends on the rifle suppressor combo. Some shift a lot others not at all but its repeatable ie the same . But once you shoot with a suppressor you will quickly realize you won't ever want to shoot without one so its irrelevant.
Someone said something about first round pop. that is common on mono core designs but host also makes a difference. One of my 22 suppressors has a lot of frist round pop on a pistol but none on a rifle. several other cans i have have zero first round pop on anything.
Have 2 new ones paid for at the gun shop now. To much back and forth with the silincer shop thing that was supposed to be easy. not waiting on January for one may on the other but then again probably not.
Been shooting suppressed since 2011.