That is correct. There is no LIV at the Federal level.
I was unaware of that. Interesting. Learn something new every day.
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That is correct. There is no LIV at the Federal level.
I seriously doubt it'll happen, but if it did, I think suppressor prices would go down instead of going up.
Every gun company would start making them and try to price theirs lower than the competition. I think we would see some very cool new designs also.
Every gun company? You mean every yahoo with access to a machine shop. There might actually be a reason to go to a gun show again.I seriously doubt it'll happen, but if it did, I think suppressor prices would go down instead of going up.
Every gun company would start making them and try to price theirs lower than the competition. I think we would see some very cool new designs also.
I seriously doubt it'll happen, but if it did, I think suppressor prices would go down instead of going up.
Every gun company would start making them and try to price theirs lower than the competition. I think we would see some very cool new designs also.
Why were they [silencers] ever added to start with? I can't recall ever reading any news where some mouse of a criminal pulled out his pistol to rob someone with a bulky suppressor attached to it.
I seriously doubt it'll happen, but if it did, I think suppressor prices would go down instead of going up.
Every gun company would start making them and try to price theirs lower than the competition. I think we would see some very cool new designs also.
Every company IS going to make them, just saw an email where Blackhawk of all companies are coming out with cans.
Every gun company? You mean every yahoo with access to a machine shop. There might actually be a reason to go to a gun show again.
When it doubt, if it's something that would make the federal government more effective, just assume it doesn't exist.I was unaware of that. Interesting. Learn something new every day.
I didnt know about this. Why can't GA have a Firearms Freedom Act? We have some great suppressor makers.
Montana House Bill 246, the Montana Firearms Freedom Act, was signed into law by Governor Brian Schweitzer on April 15, 2009, and became effective October 1, 2009. This legislation declares that certain firearms and firearms accessories manufactured, sold, and kept within the state of Montana are exempt from federal firearms laws, since they cannot be regulated as interstate commerce.[45][46] However, this law does not apply to a firearm that cannot be carried and used by one person, a firearm that has a bore diameter greater than 1 ½ inches and uses smokeless powder, ammunition that uses exploding projectiles or fully automatic firearms. While it is likely to face a court challenge (and specifically intended to provoke one[47]), this Montana law would put firearms accessories such as silencers actually made in Montana, marked "Made in Montana", and sold only to Montana citizens outside federal jurisdiction and not subject to the $200 federal transfer tax.
As of April 2013, similar laws had been enacted by Kansas, Tennessee, Wyoming, South Dakota, Utah, Arizona, Idaho and Alaska and introduced in most other states.[48]