The suppressor manufacturers sure don't want that.
If the cease to be illegal, you will be able to buy rimfire suppressors for less than
a stamp costs now.
It would be great for buisness. I could easily make money on a rimfire suppressor that was semi disposable and cost less than $200. Suppressors are built now to last due to the process. My rimfire suppressor has $70 in just coatings. Boron Nitride ain't cheap.
Just the reduction in current wait times has things going crazy with demand but customers still want a level of durability.
If unregulated there would be a huge demand for many different levels of suppressors.
