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A federal judge in Texas has ruled that certain provisions of the National Firearms Act can no longer be enforced, following the removal of a tax that justified these regulations. The decision may allow individuals to purchase suppressors and short-barreled firearms without federal registration, although background checks will still be required.
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A federal judge in Texas has ruled that certain provisions of the National Firearms Act can no longer be enforced, following the removal of a tax that justified these regulations. The decision may allow individuals to purchase suppressors and short-barreled firearms without federal registration, although background checks will still be required.
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