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A Texas federal judge has struck down a 1930s gun law, declaring its tax-based regulations obsolete since taxes were eliminated last year — potentially freeing up access to silencers and short-barreled firearms without registration or background checks. Gun rights advocates hail it as a major Second Amendment victory, while gun control supporters warn of public safety risks. With over 6.4 million registered silencers in the U.S., this ruling could reshape firearm regulation nationwide.

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