Suppressor law
Legal
Civilian possession is legal under state law. No state carve-out is tied to federal registration.
| Statute | Utah Code § 76-10-501 to -532 (Part 5) |
| Notes | Official xcode section pages are JS-rendered and unreachable from the sandbox; verified via complete Justia Part 5 section index, FindLaw full text of § 76-10-503 (no silencer content), and DWR/administrative rules. No suppressor offense exists, so no federal-keyed carve-out. |
| Hunting | Legal — no Utah Code or DWR rule prohibits hunting with suppressors: Admin Code R657-5-7 'Prohibited Weapons and Devices' bars fully automatic firearms, light devices, computerized targeting, and trackable projectiles only; 2026 Big Game Field Regulations impose no suppressor restriction. |
Federal context: suppressor tax $0 since Jan 1, 2026 (OBBBA); ATF stopped enforcing NFA approval/registration Oct 9, 2026. State law is unchanged and independently controls.
Carry law
Your permit is honored by all states.
| Permit type | Shall Issue |
| Constitutional carry | Yes |
| Duty to inform | No proactive duty |
| Open carry | Allowed |
| Minimum age | 21 |
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