Scottsdale Gun Club Sells Suppressors for $17.76 After Court Ruling
Following a district court decision, Scottsdale Gun Club sold two suppressors for $17.76 each to sheriffs Jerry Sheridan and Mark Lamb, bypassing traditional NFA registration.
The Scottsdale Gun Club held a sale on August 15, 2026, where suppressors were sold for $17.76 each to sheriffs Jerry Sheridan and Mark Lamb. Their membership in Gun Owners of America triggers protections from the August 5, 2026 Jensen v. ATF decision by U.S. District Court Judge James Wesley Hendrix, which permits owners in a consolidated case to transfer suppressors and short-barreled firearms without NFA registration.
Sheriff Sheridan, speaking to a media outlet, said the device will be used on his personal Colt AR-15 for duty and highlighted past expenses of $200 and months of waiting. Sheriff Lamb echoed his colleague’s sentiment, criticizing excessive regulation and framing the new rule as a step toward constitutional gun rights. The transaction underscores the immediate impact of the court ruling on firearms commerce and law-enforcement practices.
Why it matters
The sale shows how a recent court ruling instantly changes gun accessory regulations for law-enforcement officers.
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