Since the ATF’s definition of a silencer or suppressor is a device designed to quiet the report of a gun, what If a gun is designed with a suppressor like attachment, permanently affixed and part of the gun, then technically it’s quiet from the get go and the suppressor was not added to quiet it down.
I’m sure this has been tried in the past, but there are some ‘non-nfa’ nfa-like things that are legal these days. I wonder if it were a necessary part of functioning the action, like a booster on many older belt feds. Just odd thoughts I have while at work...
I’m sure this has been tried in the past, but there are some ‘non-nfa’ nfa-like things that are legal these days. I wonder if it were a necessary part of functioning the action, like a booster on many older belt feds. Just odd thoughts I have while at work...