"Big Beautiful Bill" and Supressors?

[Cavalry]

The BBB has narrowly passed the house. The talking heads are doing their thing saying that its going to be the wild west/ John Wick/ murder zone with silencers being removed from the NFA.
I looked at the bill and only see that the $200 tax would be reduced to $0. Am I missing something or are there other things hidden in it?

 

[Chris1389]

The NRA put out a statement saying suppressors are being removed from the NFA list

 

[Cavalry]

The NRA put out a statement saying suppressors are being removed from the NFA list

Thats what I am getting at. Everyone is talking how they are they going to be removed, no registration, no paperwork other than a 4473, state preemption, etc, etc.

Right from the House site, it only says reduction in tax?

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www.congress.gov

 

[dwa12479]

Question is..... how fast will the NY Legislature move to pass a bill outlawing their possession here. I give it 48 hours.

 

[Cavalry]

Question is..... how fast will the NY Legislature move to pass a bill outlawing their possession here. I give it 48 hours.

Not that its beyond them to make a law making something more illegal-er but § 265.02(2) already exists.

That is why I asked about this super secret version of the bill that is shrouded in mystery and somehow has a preemption clause.

 

[thughes]

The BBB has narrowly passed the house. The talking heads are doing their thing saying that its going to be the wild west/ John Wick/ murder zone with silencers being removed from the NFA.
I looked at the bill and only see that the $200 tax would be reduced to $0. Am I missing something or are there other things hidden in it?

Follow Guns and Gadgets, Langley outdoors, etc. on YT: Suppressors are REMOVED from NFA in the bill that just passed House, the community put a ton of pressure on lawmakers to get this done (I've been following closely, calling/emailing reps). Looks like it'll remain intact through Senate; the pressure now is to get SHORT (short barrel riles/SG's removed from NFA) written in as it goes through Senate. Keep the pressure on, we're winning!

 

[Cavalry]

Follow Guns and Gadgets, Langley outdoors, etc. on YT: Suppressors are REMOVED from NFA in the bill that just passed House, the community put a ton of pressure on lawmakers to get this done (I've been following closely, calling/emailing reps). Looks like it'll remain intact through Senate; the pressure now is to get SHORT (short barrel riles/SG's removed from NFA) written in as it goes through Senate. Keep the pressure on, we're winning!

Those guys can make videos about whatever they want, but where is the actual text of the Bill?

 

[FP1201]

Not that its beyond them to make a law making something more illegal-er but § 265.02(2) already exists.

That is why I asked about this super secret version of the bill that is shrouded in mystery and somehow has a preemption clause.

Not that I believe for a minute that any pro-Gun Legislation is going to pass in the Democrat Legislature, there is one being floated around in EnCon to allow suppressors for Hunting...I won't say it can't happen, but there's not much chance, then again "Switchblades" are allowed, and of course there's the Threaded Muzzle classifying Semi-Automatic Rifles/handguns as Assault Rifles that would have to be amended.
As far as Legislating over existing Law: It's a self-aggrandizing thing that they can use as political capital for their next run at Office.

 

[livingston]

Follow Guns and Gadgets, Langley outdoors, etc. on YT: Suppressors are REMOVED from NFA in the bill that just passed House, the community put a ton of pressure on lawmakers to get this done (I've been following closely, calling/emailing reps). Looks like it'll remain intact through Senate; the pressure now is to get SHORT (short barrel riles/SG's removed from NFA) written in as it goes through Senate. Keep the pressure on, we're winning!

From what I understand the tax was not removed but was dropped to zero. If so does this mean one would still have to apply to still have a "stamp"

If the stamp is still on the books then perhaps next year it could go to say $1000 for all we know. I don't trust anyone in Washington folks.
Here in NY we are not allowed threaded barrels ... why because a suppressor could be added... Last NY will never allow them

 

[Cavalry]

Here in NY we are not allowed threaded barrels ... why because a suppressor could be added... Last NY will never allow them

This is the way

 

[Saltwater60]

It will never happen here and we can’t even have flash suppressors. I get this is t the point of the post but I’m glad the house passed the BBB.

 

[thughes]

Those guys can make videos about whatever they want, but where is the actual text of the Bill?

They have the actual bill displayed on-screen, and they read directly from it in the videos.

 

[thughes]

From what I understand the tax was not removed but was dropped to zero. If so does this mean one would still have to apply to still have a "stamp"

If the stamp is still on the books then perhaps next year it could go to say $1000 for all we know. I don't trust anyone in Washington folks.
Here in NY we are not allowed threaded barrels ... why because a suppressor could be added... Last NY will never allow them

Suppressors were REMOVED from the NFA list in the bill that passed the House, not dropped to zero $, registration with ATF no longer required.

NRA-ILA | U.S. House Passes Reconciliation Bill, Removing Suppressors from the National Firearms Act

Earlier today, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R.1 the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which included Section 2 of the Hearing Protection Act, completely removing suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA).

www.nraila.org

ASA Lauds House Passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, Including Removal of Suppressors from NFA - American Suppressor Association

WASHINGTON, DC – Today, American Suppressor Association (ASA) President and Executive Director Knox Williams thanked House Republicans and Speaker Johnson for including the removal of suppressors from the unconstitutional NFA as part of the House reconciliation package that was approved this...

americansuppressorassociation.com

House Passes Reconciliation Bill Removing Suppressors From the NFA

The news for readers here, however, is what was included in the bill. The final version doesn’t just zero out the $200 tax stamp on suppressor purchases, it removes them entirely from regulation under…

www.shootingnewsweekly.com

Gun groups cheer suppressor victory, eye larger wins - Washington Examiner

For weeks, there has been an effort led by Second Amendment groups, including Gun Owners of America, to win approval of eliminating suppressor regulation.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

House passes bill to put gun silencers in our communities (heh he, suck it Gabby!)

House passes 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' completely removes suppressors from NFA | Buckeye Firearms Association

In a historic vote early Thursday morning, May 22, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R.1, known as the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," effectively eliminating suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA) of 1934. Now it moves on to the Senate.

www.buckeyefirearms.org

etc., etc., etc,......

 

[Robin]

Yes, but they must be duct taped on your un-threaded NYS safe barrel, we're winning.
Robin

 

[That_FNG]

From what I understand the tax was not removed but was dropped to zero. If so does this mean one would still have to apply to still have a "stamp"

If the stamp is still on the books then perhaps next year it could go to say $1000 for all we know. I don't trust anyone in Washington folks.
Here in NY we are not allowed threaded barrels ... why because a suppressor could be added... Last NY will never allow them

We can have threaded barrels on bolt actions, lever actions, single shots, and non detachable magazine semi autos. If by some miracle nys suddenly allowed suppressors you could attach it to any one of those type of firearms.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

I want my (stamp) money back.

If it makes it through the senate and Trump signs it, it's probably a good time to transfer them from myself to a trust, tax free.

 

[Saltwater60]

We can have threaded barrels on bolt actions, lever actions, single shots, and non detachable magazine semi autos. If by some miracle nys suddenly allowed suppressors you could attach it to any one of those type of firearms.

You’re not even seriously thinking NYS will allow use to have suppressors are you? I mean only assassins and hitmen need them so why should we be able to have them? It is a minuscule step in the right direction though.

 

[That_FNG]

You’re not even seriously thinking NYS will allow use to have suppressors are you? I mean only assassins and hitmen need them so why should we be able to have them? It is a minuscule step in the right direction though.

No I don’t think it will ever happen outside of direct federal legislation. I was correcting the false statement that says we can’t have threaded barrels. We absolutely can have threaded barrels, just not on detachable magazine semi auto guns.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

So when can we buy suppressors?

Asking for a friend...

 

[thughes]

So when can we buy suppressors?

Asking for a friend...

Legislation is effective 90 days post Trump's signature, according to the text of the bill. (for those of us residing in Free America)

 

[GOPerfect]

I wish that Trump would actually dig deep and really fix the large, broken issues in the US> This is a good thing, but so many larger things can be done. Things that are NOT being done.

 

[spat]

The BBB has narrowly passed the house. The talking heads are doing their thing saying that its going to be the wild west/ John Wick/ murder zone with silencers being removed from the NFA.
I looked at the bill and only see that the $200 tax would be reduced to $0. Am I missing something or are there other things hidden in it?

Since the entire NFA is predicated on it being a tax enforcement mechanism, if the tax is $0, then it can't be enforced.

The NFA registry is ostensibly there to enforce the $200 tax. Possession of an unregistered device is technically just tax evasion. $0 tax, then zero crime.

 

[spat]

I want my (stamp) money back.

If it makes it through the senate and Trump signs it, it's probably a good time to transfer them from myself to a trust, tax free.

No tax means no registry.
Shouldn't be anything to transfer.

It's not like you're going to transfer your scope to your trust. Suppressors should be like that.

 

[spat]

We can have threaded barrels on bolt actions, lever actions, single shots, and non detachable magazine semi autos. If by some miracle nys suddenly allowed suppressors you could attach it to any one of those type of firearms.

Or just permanently attach it to your semi-auto like it was any other thread cap.

 

[Cavalry]

So when can we buy print suppressors?

Asking for a friend...

fixed it for you.

 

[Grimscale]

no paperwork other than a 4473

Why would you need a 4473 for a can that sticks to the end of the barrel? That's like making people go through a 4473 for replacement sights, magazines, trigger kits, etc. (Don't give the pricks any ideas!)

 

[thughes]

Why would you need a 4473 for a can that sticks to the end of the barrel? That's like making people go through a 4473 for replacement sights, magazines, trigger kits, etc. (Don't give the pricks any ideas!)

Correct, no 4473. Suppressors become an accessory, like a pistol grip or a scope.

 

[FP1201]

We can have threaded barrels on bolt actions, lever actions, single shots, and non detachable magazine semi autos. If by some miracle nys suddenly allowed suppressors you could attach it to any one of those type of firearms.

Compression Fittings are your friend.

 

[dsdmmat]

I want my (stamp) money back.

If it makes it through the senate and Trump signs it, it's probably a good time to transfer them from myself to a trust, tax free.

All of mine are in single shot trusts. I will pull the trigger on a few more if this change makes it through reconciliation and signed into law.

 

[jimc]

So when can we buy suppressors?

Asking for a friend...

I'm definitely not going to start researching suppressors anytime soon. Never going to happen in NY.