Summary
- Suppressor laws in the U.S. vary significantly by state, with eight states outright banning them, including California and New York.
- Federal law mandates that suppressors must be registered and comply with National Firearms Act (NFA) regulations.
- While 21 states allow suppressors under federal compliance, 19 states have no specific laws on possession, deferring to federal regulations.
- The legal landscape may shift as new legislation is proposed in several states, potentially altering suppressor regulations in the near future.
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