Punisher Built LLC

We can only hope they stand by this. We simply have not been able to replace our inventory with Aero not staying productive. We thought they went away but they are staying in the fight!!!

From those that Anderson left behind with the sale to R***r, bring you One Horse! We were just as surprised by the sale of Anderson to R***r who broke it down to nothing and eliminated Anderson from the industry. Anderson was a long standing brand. The folks that were left behind got together and formed One Horse and we are happy to announce we are authorized dealers for them. Check out their new line of inventory and see what we can help you with!!!
https://theonehorse.com/

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Long range never looked this good.

Update on Suppressor Transfers

We’ve had quite a few questions regarding the recent Silencer Shop v. ATF ruling and whether Punisher Built will begin transferring suppressors on a standard Form 4473 without an ATF Form 4.

Our position has shifted somewhat since yesterday for one major reason:

Suppressors are still being transferred from distributors to dealers on ATF Form 3s.

That means those suppressors are still being registered to the receiving dealer in the NFRTR.

A central issue in this lawsuit was whether the federal government can continue requiring NFA registration under its taxing authority now that Congress has reduced the applicable NFA tax to $0. Given that, we’re disappointed that the current process still appears to rely on Form 3 registration when transferring suppressors into dealer inventory.

That creates an important unanswered question for us as an FFL/SOT:

If a suppressor is transferred and registered to Punisher Built on a Form 3, and we subsequently transfer that suppressor to a customer using only a Form 4473, what happens to that suppressor in the NFRTR?

Our A&D records would show that the suppressor was lawfully disposed to a customer, while the NFRTR could continue showing that same suppressor registered to Punisher Built.

That is an unresolved compliance issue we are not comfortable ignoring.

There is also still time for the federal government to appeal the decision. If the legal landscape changes after we have completed 4473-only transfers, we want to know exactly how ATF expects those previously transferred suppressors—and our NFA inventory records—to be handled.

Please don’t misunderstand our intention.

We support the ruling. We’re excited about where this may be headed, and we would love to see suppressor purchases handled like ordinary fi***rm transactions.

We simply want the compliance side to be clear before changing our transfer procedures. Protecting our customers and protecting our FFL/SOT have to come first.

Hopefully this issue is clarified quickly and we can move forward with our original intention of offering 4473-only Silencer Shop suppressor transfers.

Roy Rhodes
Owner
Punisher Built

And that as they say is that!! Supressor’s anyone????

Congressman Andrew Clyde has "received confirmation from the Trump Administration that the DOJ will NOT appeal our historic court victory against the NFA."

Thank you, President Trump, for restoring our Second Amendment rights and gutting the National Fi****ms Act!

This lawsuit with Silencer Shop and the ATF is 🔥 🔥 🔥!!

Maaaaan things are about to get western!!!

We laughed!

The NRA would like to give a shoutout to this year's top-performing fi***rm salesperson: Governor of Virginia! 🎉

Congratulations! If it weren't for your unconstitutional ramblings, thousands of Virginians wouldn't have taken that step to buy their ARs.