The national firearms act (NFA) of 1934 is a pivotal part of the legislation that is in force throughout the United States that regulates the possession, manufacturing and transfer of certain types of firearms and accessories. It was first enacted in response to the rising violence of gangs during the Prohibition era and the NFA seeks to limit the possession of firearms that are considered especially dangerous to the public. This includes short-barreled rifles, shotguns with short-barreled barrels, silencers, and other weapons. Understanding the NFA is crucial for both people who love guns and those who wish to understand the maze of gun ownership and comply with federal law. One…