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I can't speak to everything, but 1533 is in regards to hunting and says pursuant to the NFA and its amendments.
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I can't speak to everything, but 1533 is in regards to hunting and says pursuant to the NFA and its amendments.
Yeah, I didn't even know 1533 existed until I looked up statutes last night... must be relatively recent law. I only remember looking at 2923 in the distant past. But since both made some mention of the NFRTR or NFA I thought I'd include them in the post.
The one I'm most worried about is the 2923 statute (which is about general possession) saying they have to be in the NFRTR (which is what the ATF actually uses to register your silencer). If the ATF no longer adds silencers to the NFRTR, it would effectively ban registration of new silencers once HPA takes effect essentially grandfathering current owners already in it. Worst case, if the ATF removes all current suppressor entries from the NFRTR as well, then any/all silencers in Ohio can't be possessed.
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You are correct. Ohio would also have to modify our laws to conform with the new federal standard.
Seriously? That would be a huge headache at least for a short period until laws are updated. Is anyone in buckeye firearms or in Columbus already working on an ORC fix incase the HPA passes federally?
And it's not even like you could sit quietly on your gear waiting for the fix thinking,
Oh, they'll never know I have it... they're like extra registered. People who have silencers are only a few mouse clicks away and they have your info in seconds. I'm sure the ATF would love to send the Ohio AG a list of now felons. Probably put the people with small dogs at the top so they can shoot it during the no knock raid. Where's my tin foil hat!?!