Where Senators Stand on Silencer Deregulation in Reconciliation [Member Exclusive]
The House has included a silencer tax cut and deregulation in its reconciliation bill, eliminating the $200 federal tax on silencer transactions and removing them from the National Firearms Act (NFA). This would exempt buyers from registering silencers with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives but still require a background check. Senate Republicans largely support the measure, with some expressing concerns about state-level implications of removing silencers from the NFA, particularly Senator Cynthia Lummis. Democrats uniformly oppose the provisions, arguing they weaken gun safety laws. The silencer provisions are anticipated to face scrutiny under reconciliation rules, with the first Senate draft expected soon.
Where Senators Stand on Silencer Deregulation in Reconciliation [Member Exclusive]
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