Saw this and thought it was worth re-posting for those who might not have seen it.
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Thanks for posting. Very helpful information
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How bout some info on traveling with NFA items, suppressors and SBRs??
Starting here, then post.
Good question pertaining to crossing state lines or airplanes….. though I’d imagine it would be the same as normal travel with a firearm, being certain that the items are permitted in the destination or travel through states…. Plus making sure that you also have the appropriate paperwork for your NFA items.
From the USCCA homepage….
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/blog/suppressors-explained-facts-for-gun-owners/?_gl=1*oak3ks*_gcl_au*MTgyNDk1MTk4LjE3Njc2MDY3NDguMTg3MTk2MjE5LjE3NzA5OTA2NDcuMTc3MDk5MDY3Mw.._gaNDAzODI5Nzg2LjE3MDUzNjQ5Mjg._ga_MFZ3H4HBX9czE3NzE0NjQ4NzEkbzQwNDAkZzEkdDE3NzE0Nzk1NTgkajU2JGwwJGgxODY3NTM3ODI0
Can You Travel With a Suppressor?
Even if your suppressor is legally owned in your home state, transporting it across state lines can be a serious legal risk. Some states ban suppressors outright. If you enter one of those states — even briefly — you could face prosecution.
To avoid this:
- Confirm that both origin and destination states allow suppressors
- Avoid driving through states that prohibit them
- Keep your ATF Form 4 and tax stamp with you
- Use a lockable, padded case during transport
- Consult a firearms attorney for guidance
Pro Tip: The Firearm Owners Protection Act (FOPA) does not protect NFA-regulated items like suppressors during travel. There is no “safe passage” clause for these accessories
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