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South Dakota became the first state to remove all restrictions on firearm suppressors, reclassifying them as non-controlled weapons.
South Dakota has become the first state to eliminate all state-level restrictions on firearm suppressors, reclassifying them as non-controlled weapons and removing felony penalties for unregistered possession.
Governor Larry Rhoden signed the bill on February 10, 2026, following unanimous passage in both legislative chambers.
The law, backed by Republican lawmakers and gun rights advocates, argues suppressors serve as hearing protection and that regulation does not enhance public safety.
While federal law still governs suppressor ownership, the move positions South Dakota as a national leader in gun rights, with supporters hoping other states will follow.
National gun safety groups warn deregulation could hinder law enforcement’s ability to detect gunfire.
Dakota del Sur se convirtió en el primer estado en eliminar todas las restricciones en los supresores de armas de fuego, reclasificándolas como armas no controladas.