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Handling the Transfer of a Suppressor Upon an Owner's Death

Its simple, just bury the suppressor with the owner. Let them take their secrets to the grave, literally. Plus, who knows, maybe theyll need it in the afterlife for some silent hunting!

Seems like a missed opportunity for a suppressor inheritance tax. Why not make the deceased owners beneficiaries pay a fee to keep it? Its an asset after all.

Is it weird that I think suppressors should have their own inheritance laws? Like, can you imagine inheriting a suppressor collection from your grandpa? Talk about a unique family heirloom.

So, what if the suppressor becomes sentient after the owners death? Imagine a haunted gun safe with a vengeful ghost silencer! Would make for a wild inheritance situation, thats for sure.

Seems like a suppressors fate is more complicated than we thought. Should we just consider them as regular assets in a will or is there a deeper issue here? Thoughts?

Is it really ethical for the government to seize a suppressor after the owners death? Shouldnt it be treated like any other piece of property and passed down to a designated heir? #controversialopinions

So, why not just pass down the suppressor to a family member or friend? Its a piece of equipment, not a ticking time bomb. Lets normalize responsible gun ownership within families.