I am really glad to see this ruling go as far as it has and I hope that it continues. But I have a feeling that if a demonrat gets in the WH all those sellers will be in trouble or at least forced to comply. And the ATF will put out a notice that anyone who bought a suppressor without a form 4 has X amount of time to submit one or be subject to prosecution. Federal agencies are just hired guns riddled with corruption.
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Yep, exactly what will happen if this is not adjudicated with some finality (specifically SCOTUS). And although these are basically like Title I firearms on a 4473 (for now), good luck telling the ATF “I sold it to some guy I don’t know at a gunshow because I didn’t like it” when they do a trace from your FFL. They will not leave NFA items floating out there once they decide to undo this current ruling, count on it. “Aw shucks” isn’t in their vocabulary.
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Well there’s no hope there, considering the glacial pace of the SCOTUS machine.
Everything everyone’s doing, buying, posting, etc., is good, as it continues to affirm “common use".
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This Guy goes in to that “Common Use” but for another context, to end the ban of Assault Weapons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExVJlvkRVs4
Reading legal documents has to be the most boring reading anyone can do.