Whatever happen to Trumps proposal on legalizing suppressors without permit?

[BillM]

In South Africa, the same suppressors sold in the US by the same companies, are under $200 and sold over the counter.
Friend and buddy bought one each for their safaris and threw them in the trash when leaving so they didn’t have to put up with the US bullcrap.
Talk about getting ripped off by the suppressor dealers!

Maxim was selling them in hardware stores for $3, IIRC what I read about them a few years ago. NFA put him out of business.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

There’s a few other issues that take precedence over suppressors right now. Give him some time…

 

[Firemedic71201]

What rimfire suppressor are you buying for $100?

Some specials being run lately for add ons to purchases of firearms. Possibly form 1 if you can get it approved. There’s a couple small suppressor mfgs around Tulsa that have $99 specials. They’re out there. I’d personally pay more to get better quality as most of the $99 cans are aluminum. I think around $400 would of been more accurate for me to say if you want an off the shelf readily available rimfire suppressor.

 

[TedKennedy]

Tax stamp. No permits required.

Fingerprints, background check, DL, passport ID.

It's a permit.

Want a tax stamp, go to the post office and buy a duck stamp.

And - DJT has House, Senate, conservative court, popular vote as well as electoral. If he does not act pro-actively to get 2A freedom back, what is he?

 

[Gadsden]

Fingerprints, background check, DL, passport ID.

It's a permit.

Want a tax stamp, go to the post office and buy a duck stamp.

And - DJT has House, Senate, conservative court, popular vote as well as electoral. If he does not act pro-actively to get 2A freedom back, what is he?

True, but it's a slim majority infiltrated with RINO's so it's not like one can count on them to vote in favor of it..

 

[trekrok]

I don't know, the number of assassinations would likely skyrocket if just anyone could acquire a suppressor. Probably not worth the risk.

 

[Murder]

I don't know, the number of assassinations would likely skyrocket if just anyone could acquire a suppressor. Probably not worth the risk.

Sure. Just like the number of shootouts in the street skyrocketed when they passed concealed carry.
Sure. Just like the number of shootouts in the street skyrocketed when they passed constitutional carry.

"Shall not be infringed"

 

[BillM]

Sure. Just like the number of shootouts in the street skyrocketed when they passed concealed carry.
Sure. Just like the number of shootouts in the street skyrocketed when they passed constitutional carry.

"Shall not be infringed"

Besides which, anyone who wants one for purposes of an assassination can get one as easily as they can buy machine guns. Criminals do not obey the law. That is why we call them criminals!

I just hate it that some people just don't get that. They're the ones who think the law-abiding should be punished instead of the criminals.