American Silencer Association meets with ATF and Congress

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The American Silencer Association went to Martinsburg, WV, and Washington, DC, last month to meet with regulators and to see what was going on with the Form 4 processing times. The group represents the interests of end-users and the industry that manufacturers silencers. The founders are Advanced Armament Corporation, Gemtech and Silencerco/SWR.

Joshua Waldron from Silencerco/SWR narrates the trip and hints at some changes he sees coming down the road such as E-forms and the doing away with the law enforcement sign-off on individual transfers.

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