Originally Posted by
Gunfixr
One would be that they are mainstream, really mainstream. You need to get rid of the Hollywood "assassin's tool" stigma.
You'd have to get current owners to not demand their $200 back per suppressor.
Your method of attack? Suppressors are listed as a "firearm". In nfa, "firearm" is defined. Suppressors do not fit the qualification, they never have.
All that said, I wouldn't hold my breath.
They are not going to want to give up the "free" $200 per unit they are getting now. When you look at how popular suppressors have become, it's easy to see this is a lot of money.
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