What, what the decision was and how it impacts people in Mississippi.

So before, uh, the ATF changed the NFA law, the National Firearms Act, so this is a suppressor.

You would have to fill out a form and a background check, um, and, and it would have to go before, uh, the ATF.

They would have to approve the transfer as well as the sale of a suppressor, and it would cost you $200.

Now, in January, President Trump's big, beautiful bill said you could still do the process, but you didn't have to pay the $200.

So we've seen wait times, uh, with that process from anywhere from a month to six months.

Well, now the new ruling says if you come in and do it, uh, on a basically a 4473, that's the regular form you do a firearm on, on, uh, transfer on, you can walk out with it same day.

Well, and I, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the ruling also applies to short-barreled rifles and, uh, short-barreled shotguns and other things.