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For ninety-two years, owning a suppressor in America meant writing a check to the federal government. Two hundred dollars. Every time. The tax was signed into law by FDR in 1934 to make sure regular people couldn’t afford one — and for a long time, it worked. Then in July, the One Big Beautiful Bill wiped it out. As of January, the stamp costs nothing. You still need the background check, the fingerprints, the paperwork. But the price tag Roosevelt slapped on it? Gone. The market noticed immediately.
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