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Litigation Around the Country

NFA Challenge [Missouri]

ASA-F, NRA, SAF, and FPC challenge the constitutionality of the NFA that doesn't generate tax revenue

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Illinois

ASA-F & Silencer Shop Back Lawsuit Against Illinois Suppressor Ban

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New Jersey

Six Leading Gun Rights Organizations File Joint Lawsuit to Overturn New Jersey’s Suppressor Ban.

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Texas

US v. Peterson in the 5th Circuit could determine 2A protections for suppressors.

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California

ASA-F Supported Case in the 9th Circuit could legalize suppressors in California.

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ASA-F is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit that was formed to help educate the public on the realities and merits of suppressors.

1

ASA-F will fight until every suppressor ban is overturned

There are currently 8 states where suppressor ownership and possession are banned.

2

ASA-F and Silencer Shop have partnered to help sue Illinois

The ASA-F and Silencer Shop backed lawsuit is the first step of many to overturn the unconstitutional bans on suppressors.

3

ASA-F will back lawsuits in additional states

The lawsuit in Illinois is the first ASA-F backed suit of its kind. It will not be the last. ASA-F will continue until every suppressor ban is overturned!

4

Winning in court will end the threat of suppressor bans

In 2023, legislators in Virginia and New Mexico tried to ban suppressors. Winning in court will ultimately ensure that suppressor bans are never on the table again!

About the ASA Foundation

The American Suppressor Association Foundation (ASA-F) is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit organization. Formed to educate the public on the realities and merits of suppressors, ASA-F stands at the forefront of pro-suppressor Constitutional litigation.

The ability of the American Suppressor Association Foundation to educate and litigate for your Constitutional rights is tied directly to our ability to fundraise. For more information on how you can help, visit www.Suppressor.org.