DOJ Defends the NFA Registry After Winning Wolford
DOJ told a Missouri court that Wolford does not affect the NFA challenge, calling federal registration a presumptively constitutional shall-issue scheme.
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B&T Now Builds 7,000 Suppressors a Month in Utah
B&T USA’s Herriman plant hit 7,000 suppressors a month, running nine industrial 3D printers against seven CNC machines. What that means for supply.
FN PUREVIEW: The First Holographic Micro Red Dot for Pistols
FN America’s PUREVIEW is billed as the industry’s first holographic micro red dot for pistols. Here is what the $749, 3-MOA, enclosed optic actually does and why the holographic tech matters.
EOTech Jumps Into Suppressors With Its Titanium DCBL Line
EOTech, the holographic sight maker, just entered the suppressor market with its titanium DCBL line: a $999 9mm can and $1,099 5.56 and 7.62 models, now shipping in 2026.
Daniel Defense Goes 3D-Printed With MUTE30Ti and NULL9Ti Titanium Suppressors
Daniel Defense enters the suppressor market for 2026 with two 3D-printed titanium cans: the magnum-rated MUTE30Ti at $899 and the 4.4-ounce NULL9Ti at $699. Here are the full specs.
Vortex Reboots the Crossfire II Red Dot With Solar and a Green Dot
Vortex rebooted the budget Crossfire II red dot with solar power, motion activation, and a first-ever green-dot option, holding the price under $250.
Suppressor Wait Times in 2026: How Long a Form 4 Really Takes
ATF Form 4 suppressor wait times in 2026: electronic eForm approvals now take days to weeks, not months. Current times, individual vs trust, and what slows approval down.
How Much Does a Suppressor Cost in 2026? Full Price Breakdown
How much does a suppressor cost in 2026? Typically $300–$1,400 by caliber — and the $200 tax stamp is now $0. Full price breakdown plus the setup costs nobody mentions.
ATF Proposes NFA Rule Changes to Streamline Suppressor Registration
The ATF has proposed a set of NFA rule changes to streamline suppressor registration, including spousal co-registration and the removal of fingerprint cards. These are proposals in a public comment period, not current law.