[quote="Magicman710"]Yep, you sure can. I have my own documentation to prove it. :wink: If you are going to go the individual route, I'd suggest doing what I do and that is include on a separate sheet of paper confirming that you are 18/19/20. Perfect! I am doing a can but it shouldn't mat...

So I was looking to get a decent 9mm handgun for Christmas. I don't have a 9mm in the collection so that is my first reason. I would like a gun that's durable and fun to shoot on the range and could be a concealed carry when I get my permit. I prefer an all metal handgun because I am just old fashio...

Bendersquint wrote:

L1A1Rocker wrote:Yes, you cannot BUY if under 21 but you can make. We had a member here get approved on a Form 1 that was under 21.

Any SOT transfers = You must be at least 21.

Any non-SOT transfers = You must be at least 18.

Awesome! Thanks.

I somehow forgot about this thread... Thanks for all the input! I am just wary because it already shoots sub moa and it only has a barrel diameter of .7 something.

Yes, you cannot BUY if under 21 but you can make. We had a member here get approved on a Form 1 that was under 21. Right I knew you couldn't do a dealer transaction. AH I am so happy. Thank you for the affirmation. Oh and it doesn't matter if it is for a suppressor or SBR correct? Tim to submit my ...

OK. I have been doing some research. I can not find anywhere it states you must be 21 or above to posses or make an SBR or suppressor. So the real question in is... Will the ATF approve a form 1 submitted by someone 18,19,or 20? Does anybody know of somebody who has done so and what was the outcome?...

I recently put a tacsol integral sight rail on my 22/45 along with the fastfire iii. I was wondering an ideal range to set it in?

Yea that's the stamps I'm referring to. I am not worried about deforming the body as it will be around .18-.25" thick AL. It being AL should make it easy to mark. I plan on practicing a LOT. I was curious if it was a viable option. You know me always trying to save a buck LOL

Capt. Link. wrote:

BallisticExpansion wrote:Has anyone ever tried engraving stamps? Or do the not meet the .003 requirements?
I doing a set on amazon for $17. Could a trophy shop do it?

A tax stamp?

LOL no. I'm talking about engraving information on a suppressor. The ATF requires the engraving be a minimum of .003" deep.

Has anyone ever tried engraving stamps? Or do the not meet the .003 requirements?
I doing a set on amazon for $17. Could a trophy shop do it?

Okay so I am debating on if I should have my savage .17HMR barrel threaded. I am worried that it will cause the gun to lose some accuracy, will it? I am not having the barrel cut in length just threaded. What are some questions I should ask the gunsmith so I know all the right steps are being taken?...

I read a little about the anodizing before and it seems pretty easy. Now that you mention it I will definitely anodize it. Ok I will stick to rimfires for this can. Yep! I am using the same clearance. Drilling the bore hole with a .284 diameter bit. I thought about going smaller but decided not to....

Fireman1291 wrote:I see you took my advice from my YOUTUBE channel and joined silencertalk.com

Yep

Was it really NIB ... from a actual dealer? Or did you buy it in an individual to individual sale from some guy who advertised it as "NIB" but not really? http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?i=GM443697 The accurate sighting system features precision-adjustable rear a...

Was it really NIB ... from a actual dealer? Or did you buy it in an individual to individual sale from some guy who advertised it as "NIB" but not really? http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?i=GM443697 The accurate sighting system features precision-adjustable rear a...

Now that you mention a "lathe", tapping should be fine there :lol: I sat on a form 1 for several years before I finally got my lathe, it really is the "best" way to make a good can. I'm not trying to sound a like a butt head at all. And in all seriousness, it would benefit you t...

Aluminum is fine for rimfire and pistol calibers but you need to anodize it for protection from the nitric acid and the cutting of volcanic glass in rimfire priming compounds.You just can't get the best alignment using a tap trust me on that its not worth a bullet strike as they sometimes come out ...

Trusts are useful and are usually worth it. Start with a trust or pay another transfer later to get your item into your trust. Details can be found via a simple search. Don't you think that you may have left some design detail out in your last question? It reads as if you're going to make a centerf...

Now that you mention a "lathe", tapping should be fine there :lol: I sat on a form 1 for several years before I finally got my lathe, it really is the "best" way to make a good can. I'm not trying to sound a like a butt head at all. And in all seriousness, it would benefit you t...

doubloon wrote:Try googling "scope rail 22/45" ... I found about 15 places to buy one.

I know I can find them. I found one by tacsolutions but it was expensive. I really wanted to know if ruger would send me one... for free:D

I would never use a tap for threading and using aluminum on .223 is a recipe for disaster.You need to read the laws regarding any transfer of form one items is generally not worth it.I know everybody wants to design there own but suppressors while not difficult must be made with great precision and...

I recently picked up a NIB 22/45 mark iii standard model. It came with fixed sights and is also tapped for the picatinny rail mount. However, the mount was not included. Was it left out or must I buy it separately? If so where can I purchase one?

Trusts are useful and are usually worth it. Start with a trust or pay another transfer later to get your item into your trust. Details can be found via a simple search. Don't you think that you may have left some design detail out in your last question? It reads as if you're going to make a centerf...

Trusts are useful and are usually worth it. Start with a trust or pay another transfer later to get your item into your trust. Details can be found via a simple search. Don't you think that you may have left some design detail out in your last question? It reads as if you're going to make a centerf...

My main question is about the trust. Does it save time/money and hassle? Or does it really matter if I register without a trust? What are the benefits of it and how do I make a trust? If I were to transfer it to my name when I turn 21 would it still be a $200 stamp? Or does a trust prevent that? I h...