Pair of pro-gun bills on move in House

[Lee-Lee]

1. There is a ton of hysteria about this

But in reality there is no evidence that criminal use of suppressors would rise.

If criminals wanted suppressors now they would have them. You can make a superiors easily now just by treading an oil filter for a car on the end of a barrel- available at any auto parts store with some fitting from the hardware store and you have it for $15.

The fact that criminals are not doing it when it is so easy says they don't have a demand for them.

This won't change the background checks for them, aside from how they are done. Right now they are done on paper in a process established in 1934 before there was an instant check system. This change would just move them to the instant check system used for guns now, and eliminate the $200 tax that wasn't enough to cover the administrative cost of doing it all on paper like they do now.