Gun rights groups capitalize after judge reverses decades-old restrictions: ‘Monumental’
Gun-rights organisations are moving quickly after a federal court ruling struck down long-standing restrictions on firearm suppressors, which they describe as a major legal victory. The decision matters because it challenges elements of the federal regulatory framework that has governed suppressor ownership and transfers for decades.
The article highlights Gun Owners of America’s efforts to facilitate the first suppressor transfers without National Firearms Act registration in decades. Its federal affairs director, Aidan Johnston, said the ruling was significant and discussed the group’s legal strategy and next steps.
- Court ruling challenges decades-old suppressor restrictions
- Gun-rights groups are acting on the decision
- Transfers without NFA registration are highlighted