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ATF Says Suppressor and SBR Guidance Could Arrive Within Weeks


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The ATF will most likely not expand the injunction to a universal level.


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One issue the guidance will address is the transfer of SBRs and SBSs. Currently, although these items are protected under the Silencer Shop Foundation case, an ATF Form 4 is required to transfer them because of the Gun Control Act (GCA) attorney general notification requirement. The guidance will “fix” that carve-out, which seems to imply that SBRs and SBSs can be transferred on a Form 4473 alone.



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AmmoLand asked Director Cekada about guidance for industry operations inspectors (IOIs) on how to handle dealers they find transferring suppressors on a Form 4473 during an inspection. Cekada was adamant that a federal firearms licensee (FFL) found to be transferring suppressors on a Form 4473 will not be cited for violations. Former NFA Chief Albro later echoed this, saying the ATF’s policy is to presume all suppressors transferred via a Form 4473 were legally transferred.



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One interesting topic that was brought up was forced reset triggers (FRTs). Cekada said some FRTs are true FRTs, but some on the market are machine guns, and he declined to name the specific FRTs the ATF thinks might be machine guns. He said the ATF has to look at how the trigger mechanism works but will go by the statutory definition of a machine gun.



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Throughout the meeting, the ATF discussed changes to Form 4473. Those changes are still in progress. Things like the “County” box will be eliminated. According to Lieder, the ATF is making changes to the forms to comply with court rulings such as the Supreme Court’s Hemani case, which invalidated the firearms prohibition on marijuana users. The new Form 4473 will not be out until after the holiday season.
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ETA: The thread is saying that it doesn’t come with the game at all.


damn, not even a digital code?
Josh Pate asked this question regarding the Ole Miss / Florida game. He said Florida needs 38 minimum points for a chance to win. I thought it was an interesting question/POV.

I personally think they'll need 45 minimum which they're averaging well above that at the moment, but you know... FAU/Campbell...


other matchups are:

Texas (-4.5) @ Tenn - Texas will need 31 minimum
USA @ Kentucky (-20.5) - Kentucky will need 21 minimum
Oklahoma @ Georgia (-14) - Georgia will need 24 minimum
Vandy @ Auburn (-9.5) - Auburn will need 31 minimum
S. Carolina @ Bama (-12.5) - Bama will need 21 minimum
aTm @ LSU (-8.5) - LSU will need 38 minimum
Mizzou @ MSU (-6.5) - MSU will need 28 minimum
Tula @ Arky (-7) - Arky will need 21 minimun
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I think we should make UFMatt a moderator


Not up to me unfortunately.
TROJANFORCEONE has been added. i figured i'd give it over 24 hours for everyone to have a chance to give their opinion. 2-3 people spoke up in favor so he's added.
it'll be a Call of Duty game with the Halo skins. mark my words.


maybe it won't be the worst thing...
Can somebody tell me how to get things back the way they use to be?...
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Oh God give me a reason....
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I'm down on bended knee!!!!!
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I'll never walk again until you come back to me
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I'm down on bended knee!!!!!

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Bungie: "Destiny isn't dead."

Posted by finchmeister08 on 9/21/26 at 12:38 pm
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We want to return Destiny to its original promise, to recapture the qualities that have always made it special. The awe-inspiring mystery, meaningful discovery, and a community of Guardians coming together against impossible odds.

That begins with restoring important parts of Destiny 2’s history that players can no longer experience today.


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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE
This is an important time for Bungie. Our future depends on making clear choices about where we focus, delivering what we say we will, and being honest about our successes and failures. Stability doesn’t mean shrinking our ambition. It just means that we have to focus on the things you want to see from us, and making sure our vision matches our reality.

How we bring this new Bungie to life has to be through the spirit of putting players at the forefront of what we do. We have to find a way back to making games that we want to play, but with you at the center.

Trust won't be rebuilt through a single blog, video, or release. We also understand that trust extends beyond gameplay. It includes how we value your time, how we communicate, and how we action your feedback. Listening without action means nothing.

As we move forward, we'll measure ourselves against a few core commitments:

- Build a stronger long-term future for Destiny, while honoring and restoring its past.
- Evolve Marathon to grow our community and build a sustainable future.
- Increase transparency around development priorities.
- Communicate more consistently, especially when plans change.

We'll hold ourselves accountable to these goals and share what we're learning along the way. We are working with our Community team to establish a consistent way to report against these commitments and will share that approach alongside our next major updates for Destiny and Marathon.
"There's a lot of good drugs out there."

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