Sean

That is now changing as suppressors are coming off ITAR.

And then I feel like this article is maybe written by AI.

Like it's not good, whatever it is.

So it basically talks about what is ITAR, just meaning that it's a regulatory framework affecting companies that manufacture firearms, optics, ammunition, and other gear.

Yeah, oh my God, I know.

And his job is to control how defense-related products and technology move outside the United States.

Not only finished products, but also technical data used to design and manufacture them.

And I know Jeremy has talked about in the past that he's got to be careful, obviously, selling guns, renting guns, like any of that shit of people that might be citizens.

Trading, yeah.

Training, yeah.

That's another one.

So...

Uh, it wraps up and says, this is good news.

It may not be the most exciting topic in the shooting world, but if you're involved in manufacturing related gear, understanding ITAR is part of the job suppressors coming off ITAR regulation.

So I was like, okay, hold on.

Is this saying that it is happening?

Cause like nowhere anywhere did I, was I able to actually find that?

So I did a bunch of research and on March 16th, only guns and money blog, uh,

reported that the Silencer Central CEO, Maddox, statement that suppressors will be removed from the USML slash ITAR.

Their own Facebook and YouTube videos announced the removal and its benefits.