Firearms groups are going to court to eliminate a rule that was originally covered in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act but then pulled from the Senate’s version of the spending reduction and permanent tax cut legislation.
The language originally in the House version of the bill eliminated the tax and registration requirement for suppressors included in the National Firearms Act. However, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the change would not be allowed under the process used to manage the bill by Congress, and it was subsequently pulled.
Gun groups, such as the National Association for Gun Rights, cried foul, posting, “BREAKING: The Parliamentarian just sided with the anti-gun left and ruled against SHORT & HPA. This is a gut punch — but not the end.”
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