Comments on: Arizona and Minnesota Pro-Suppressor Laws Take Effect Today

By: David

David — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 19:14:21 +0000

This information is incorrect. The point behind the AFFA “Arizona Firearms Freedom Act” is AZ made it legal in state under their state laws for suppressors to be sold in state and controlled in that state. The FEDS “BATF” have no control over this. Arizona and several other states are suing the U.S government over this. It’s against federal law for any goverment agency to tax firearms and their attatchments made in that state under Arizona law.

Read in on it yourself. Just google search Firearms Freedom Act.

dE!

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By: Ol' Badger

Ol' Badger — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 18:34:28 +0000

I think the law is a good idea, and yes it should be easier to register a suppressor. Hopefully this logic will spread to other states. But, I think it was really stupid of whomever layed out this article to show a picture of an AK varient with a suppressor, instead of an actual hunting rifle (e.g. Win 70, or Rem 700) with a suppressor. Images count.

By: Big E

Big E — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 13:59:28 +0000

‘Bwl’ is incorrect on all accounts. Depending on how you choose to ‘submit paperwork’ it can be done in one day. Also the current wait time for NFA approvals is closer to 5mos (still WAY too long)not a year. Finally the $200 tax is refunded if you are denied. It is an excise tax for the stamp, not an application fee.

By: Bwl

Bwl — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 02:07:47 +0000

It takes less than 30 days to sumit the paperwork, but it takes the ATF at least 1 yr to either aprove or disaprove it. And either way they keep the 200.00. They sould be legal for all legal gun owners and legal for hunting too.