Analysis: Did the Scorched Earth Approach on NFA Reform Work? [Member Exclusive]

Congress recently passed a significant rollback of federal gun law, marking the first major change in over 20 years. The new budget bill reduces the National Firearms Act (NFA) tax on silencers and other firearms from $200 to $0. Although gun-rights activists successfully pressured Republicans to advance this tax cut, they fell short of getting their broader goals, such as full delisting of these items from the NFA. Initial predictions indicated slim legislative chances for silencer reform. However, through aggressive public campaigns, activists pushed for tax cuts and managed to influence the final bill, obtaining broader coverage than initially proposed. Still, the fallout of their aggressive tactics raises concerns about potential lasting damage to their influence in future legislative endeavors.

Analysis: Did the Scorched Earth Approach on NFA Reform Work? [Member Exclusive]

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