So, concerning suppressor transfers, is there now any requirement for identification for purchase? Could one just pay cash legally?
If there’s any paperwork trail at all, then it’s best to wait it out for a bit.
I’ve been following this guy - he’s an attorney who is pretty skookum about firearm issues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-JD3rwj2zY (about 15 minutes).
BLUF - Suppressor laws have changed a lot, a little or not at all - it all depends on what state you live in.
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“So, concerning suppressor transfers, is there now any requirement for identification for purchase? Could one just pay cash legally?”
I was listening to the Vince show (Thursday or Friday of last week) and Vince had the President of Gun Owners of America on to discuss the 2nd A win.
Takeaways:
1) The ruling ONLY applies to members of the class that sued (GOoA and another participant in the lawsuit).
2) You HAVE to be in a state that does NOT have a law restricting suppressor ownership)
In essence, IF I was a member of GOoA I could (living here in Montana) purchase a slicer for cash after passing a ‘background’ check. As I currently am not a member of GOoA I need to do paperwork and pay the $200.00.
I pretty much believe that was the ‘just’ of the discussion.