South Dakota SB2 removes firearm silencers from the list of controlled weapons.
South Dakota SB2 amends the state's definition of "controlled weapon" to exclude firearm silencers. Previously, controlled weapons included firearm silencers, machine guns, and short shotguns. The bill's passage means that firearm silencers are no longer classified as controlled weapons under South Dakota law. This change affects individuals who own or possess firearm silencers, potentially impacting their legal status and regulations surrounding their use.
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