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Montana Suppressors & Silencers Laws (2026)
Conditional: Legal. Under MCA 45-8-336 mere possession is NOT a crime — it is an offense only if possessed "with the purpose to use it to commit an offense." NFA-registered suppressors are lawful and hunting with sound-reduction devices is allowed.
ConditionalVerified Jul 18, 2026
Legal. Under MCA 45-8-336 mere possession is NOT a crime — it is an offense only if possessed "with the purpose to use it to commit an offense." NFA-registered suppressors are lawful and hunting with sound-reduction devices is allowed.
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