House Republicans Add Silencer Deregulation to Budget Bill
Silencers may soon be easier to purchase after House Republicans narrowly passed a massive budget bill that includes a last-minute provision to remove silencers from the National Firearms Act of 1934. This change would eliminate the requirement to pay a $200 tax and register these sound-suppressing devices, subjecting their sale only to FBI background checks for regular gun sales. The bill reflects a significant milestone for gun-rights advocates, as it is the first time silencer deregulation has been approved by the House. However, its future in the Senate reconciliation process remains uncertain, with expectations that the proposal may not meet the requirements set by the Byrd Rule regarding budgetary impact.
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