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U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix ruled that once Congress eliminated the National Firearms Act taxes for suppressors, the existing registration and transfer rules no longer had constitutional footing, blocking federal enforcement and letting the first suppressor transfers occur without NFA paperwork; gun-rights groups hailed it as a landmark Second Amendment victory, and the DOJ said it would not appeal.
SHOT Show 2026 Range Day highlighted a wave of new firearms—from Laugo's Alien pistols with integrated Aimpoint optics to Beretta’s 50th-anniversary handguns and new models, Steyr’s all-metal ATC, Kimber’s 1911 DS, and a booming suppressor scene with cans from B&T, Beretta, and others—along with new rifles like Henry SPD Predator and Rock Island’s PK12, underscoring 2026 as a year of high-performance, quieter shooting innovations.
As suppressor demand surges after the January 2026 $0 tax stamp, Lyman introduces Sonicore, a European-designed, US-built line of modular, lightweight suppressors. The lineup includes the Skarv 22 (3.2 oz, 1/2-28), Valor 9 (9mm, modular with eight baffles and two thread patterns), Rekkr DT & OB (14.6 oz, aluminum with stainless core; supports 223/30 calibers and multiple diameters), and Paradox DT & OB (13 oz, thinner walls). Each uses 6026-T9 aluminum and 303 stainless steel with heat-dissipation features and various mounting options (1/2-28, 5/8-24, M13.5x1.0 LH). MSRPs are expected to be $199–$299. More at lymanproducts.com.