With suppressor tax stamps set to drop to $0 on January 1, 2026, demand will skyrocket, leading to shortages, delays, and potential price hikes. Learn why buying now—if you can afford the $200 stamp—may be the smarter move before the rush begins.
The Big Beautiful Bill drops the $200 NFA tax stamp to $0 starting 90 days after President Trump signs it into law. Suppressors, SBRs, and SBSs still require ATF approval, but the fee is gone—marking a major win for gun owners and paving the way for future deregulation efforts.
The UK is pushing to ban pointed knives in a misguided attempt to curb violence—punishing everyday citizens instead of criminals. This mirrors the U.S. anti-gun movement: blame the tool, not the person. Freedom suffers while crime persists.
The Supreme Court refused to hear major gun rights cases on AR-15s and magazine bans, leaving lower court restrictions in place. Meanwhile, it fast-tracked cases on immigration, signaling misplaced priorities and neglect of law-abiding gun owners' rights.