Palmetto State Armory just dropped a game-changer for the short-barreled rifle crowd: factory-built SBRs ready to ship through a buttery-smooth process, thanks to the Big Beautiful Bill slashing the NFA tax to zero. No more waiting months for ATF approval on your DIY build or pinning that brace—Capitol Armory’s got your back, handling all the Form 4 paperwork and compliance headaches just like they do for suppressors. It’s a streamlined e-Form 4 approval that’s turning what used to be a bureaucratic nightmare into a quick weekend warrior upgrade. PSA’s leveraging their manufacturing muscle to deliver these bad boys—think reliable AR platforms in compact, maneuverable packages—direct to your FFL, all while the ink’s still drying on the new regs.
This isn’t just a product launch; it’s a seismic shift for the 2A community post-Heller, Bruen, and now this tax-zero miracle. We’ve spent years fighting ATF overreach on pistol braces and SBR definitions, only for Congress to flip the script and make suppressed, short-barreled freedom accessible to every law-abiding gun owner. PSA’s move democratizes the NFA world—prices will plummet as barriers drop, competition heats up, and innovation explodes. Imagine SBRs as common as standard rifles: home defense gets deadlier (for intruders), range days more fun, and tactical training more practical without the red tape. Critics whining about assault weapon loopholes? This is the market responding to deregulation, proving free enterprise beats federal fiat every time.
The implications ripple far: expect a surge in SBR adoption, pressuring other manufacturers like BCM or Daniel Defense to follow suit, while FFLs scramble to stock up. For the average Joe, it’s empowerment—own the compact firepower our founders envisioned without Uncle Sam picking your pocket. Head to PSA or Capitol Armory now; these won’t sit on shelves long. The Second Amendment just got a turbo boost, and the golden age of short barrels is here. Who’s building their first?
