Vermont Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What is Vermont's law regarding the use of suppressors/silencers?

Prohibited
Allowed only for hunting
Allowed with special permits
No restrictions

The correct answer is: No restrictions

Vermont has no restrictions on the use of suppressors or silencers, which means they are completely legal to own and use without the need for a special permit or specific conditions. This aligns with Vermont's general approach to firearms laws, which tend to be more permissive compared to many other states. Suppressors can be used for various purposes, including target shooting and hunting, as they help to minimize noise, making shooting more discreet and reducing noise pollution, which can have a positive impact on surrounding wildlife and neighbors. This lack of legal restrictions provides gun owners in Vermont with greater flexibility in how they choose to equip their firearms.