News & Updates
Can You Buy a Suppressor Now Without a Tax Stamp? What Changed on October 9
To buy a suppressor now, a dealer runs a Form 4473 and background check, with no tax stamp or Form 4, wherever state law allows it.
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Before you buy
Suppressor cost calculatorWhat will this actually cost me, all in? The suppressor, the dealer transfer, the trust and the tax stamp — which is now $0 — added into one total you can take to a dealer.Open the tool →
Suppressor comparison chartWhich suppressor is quieter, lighter or cheaper? Price, weight, length, mount and measured sound for the current models, side by side in one table.Open the chart →
The 27/15/9 state mapCan I own one where I live? Every state sorted into clear, conditional or closed, with what changed after the ruling.Open the map →
ATF Form 4 wait timesHow long is the wait right now? Current approval times for eForm 4 and paper, with the trend over the last year.Open the tracker →
Suppressor mounting systemsDirect thread, quick-detach or HUB? What each mounting system does, what it costs you in weight and repeatability, and which one to buy first.Read the guide →
New to suppressors?The whole process in order: what you can own, what the paperwork is, what it costs and how long it takes, with the tools that answer each step.Start here →
