Congress to Remove $200 Suppressor Tax Stamp ? But There’s a Catch
This video discusses a proposed bill aiming to remove the $200 tax stamp requirement for suppressors under the National Firearms Act (NFA). While the bill would reduce the tax to $0, it would not fully remove suppressors from NFA regulation, meaning the Form 4 application process, including fingerprints and background checks, would likely remain. The speaker expresses concern that removing the tax without full deregulation could lead to longer wait times due to reduced ATF funding incentives. The video also touches on the arguments for and against suppressor regulation, including Second Amendment rights and public safety concerns.











