Oct 21, 2026 · 46 min · 8 segments
The boys are back and they've got a lot to discuss! In this episode: The ATF's guidance on suppressor purchases, Ruger discontinues all their revolvers and how it's not Beretta's fault, and S&W buys…
Keith FinchHostAnd first and foremost, I would tell you guys that if you are at all literate, the best thing that you could do is go to the ATF's website and read their frequently asked questions.
And they have five critical points that they... communicate about and they do promise more is coming however the guidance is it's pretty clear it's pretty cut and dry um of what the atf has done for the for the nfa at this point in regards to the ruling out of texas um What it amounts to is they have set the ball, to use a volleyball analogy here, they have set the ball.
What the ATF has done, for those of you who haven't caught up on it, what the ATF has done is they have stopped enforcing the Form 1, Form 3, Form 4 transfers of nfa items they have stopped enforcing it is no long they are no longer mandating the enforcement the enforcement is still the law that is still the law the law has not changed atf is simply not enforcing it therefore if you are in a state that does not otherwise require of NFA firearms, NFA items, specifically the SBRs, SBSs, silencers, and AOWs that all went to $0, to be in the NFRTR to be legal, then ATF is saying a 4473 is enough documentation to transfer those items.
And first and foremost, I would tell you guys that if you are at all literate, the best thing that you could do is go to the ATF's website and read their frequently asked questions.
And they have five critical points that they... communicate about and they do promise more is coming however the guidance is it's pretty clear it's pretty cut and dry um of what the atf has done for the for the nfa at this point in regards to the ruling out of texas um What it amounts to is they have set the ball, to use a volleyball analogy here, they have set the ball.
What the ATF has done, for those of you who haven't caught up on it, what the ATF has done is they have stopped enforcing the Form 1, Form 3, Form 4 transfers of nfa items they have stopped enforcing it is no long they are no longer mandating the enforcement the enforcement is still the law that is still the law the law has not changed atf is simply not enforcing it therefore if you are in a state that does not otherwise require of NFA firearms, NFA items, specifically the SBRs, SBSs, silencers, and AOWs that all went to $0, to be in the NFRTR to be legal, then ATF is saying a 4473 is enough documentation to transfer those items.
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