5.8".

Well you talked me into it. I sent my can off to Liberty today for the retrofit.

ick wrote:Can someone confirm that West Virginia is legal for suppressor ownership?

He gave you the correct information on the other board.

If a manufacturer makes an AOW from a pistol...I don't think they can send it to the previous PISTOL owner across state lines. Yes they can. Really no different than sending a pistol for work to a FFL in another State and having it shipped back to you after the work is complete, other than it comes...

risk wrote:ok so i called the nfa and asked if i could just use cards from the local LE and they said yes if it was the fd258LE.

so i got some cards from the local agency and they are the fd258.

is this going to be an issue?

You have to put the correct NFA ORI and address on them to work.

Tornado Tech does it again.

silentassets wrote:I have my integral Ruger MKIII 22/45 in the works just want to see what you guys have and how you like them.

You might check the rimfire pistol section of the forum and check some of the threads there.

My barrel is finished and it should be on the way home in the next day or so.

kwikrnu wrote:However, it appears that silencers are not firearms according to tn law

Maybe, but you might want to check Federal Law on that.

kwikrnu wrote:they damage my reputation

Ok, new funniest line of the thread.

kwikrnu wrote: It is not illegal for the end user to remove the tip

Yep, then just give it to a kid and let him go out and point it at a Cop. Common sense be damned.

You're a dumbass.

One article about this asshat has a line in it that sums him up. A dork is a dork is a dork. His actions do no service to gun owners. He's just your average or not so average attention whore that will set gun owners back to 1994. "With his known 4 (four) encounters with LE, the damage Embody ha...

Jack_Bauer wrote:990 ft/s muzzle

That is subsonic.

kwikrnu wrote:I looked at the forum rules and I hadn't violated any.

Just as I thought, you never do anything wrong to bring attention to yourself.

The whole world is against you.

continuity wrote:Go join the military.

Been there done that.

Anything else?

PFC_FMJ wrote:Does it need to go through a dealer?

No.

I think it indicates that based on your past actions he does not have a clue as to how you'd use it. He didn't write that in the letter. He wrote that he has information I would use the suppressor to commit an illegal act. My past actions are entirely legal. So why would anyone think I would start ...

Sounds like you're prone to act like a horse's ass looking for trouble and he knows it. How could he in good faith sign saying you're going to change and be a nice little boy. He didn't write that in the letter. He wrote that he has information I would use the suppressor to commit an illegal act. S...

The sheriff letter didn't say he "thinks" I might do something. It said he has information that I will commit an illegal act with the suppressor. Then you should post that letter, because the one you posted sure does not say anything like that. What does the following statement mean? &quo...

kwikrnu wrote:The sheriff has already specifically stated he has knowledge that I will use the "device" for unlawful purposes.

Go back to school and learn how to read.

kwikrnu wrote: The sheriff letter didn't say he "thinks" I might do something. It said he has information that I will commit an illegal act with the suppressor.

Then you should post that letter, because the one you posted sure does not say anything like that.

Here is mine.

Diomed wrote: Actions, they say, have consequences - and legality ain't got s--t to do with it.

Best line of the whole thread.

When you throw down the gauntlet, don't be surprised if someone picks it up and slaps the s--t out of you with it.

kwikrnu wrote: TCA 39-17-1361 is about as clear of a law as you can get. It says he shall execute.

It sure appears to me the Sheriff signed the form, so he did execute it.

Based on the story so far +1 to the Sheriff.

I have the 870 and love it.