Ckage83 wrote:... and I'll have to inscribe my NH address into a lower I'm building for a SBR.

It does need to match the form.

Do I need to file a 5320.20 for the suppressors?

If you wish. There's no requirement to notify for interstate movement of silencers, but if you want a paper trail it's a good idea.

waxmyjmy wrote:is there anything i need to know about this whats the going rate for the attorney fee on this.

Anywhere from $300 to $600 seems to be standard.

They told me this route goes quicker also is there any truth to that.

Once upon a time, yes. Now, no.

Lets run a hypothetical situation through. Normally a rifle can not become a pistol. However, if a rifle becomes a macginegun by conversion devices, can it then become a pistol when the conversion device is removed? Or does it still have to be a rifle as a non NFA device? In that situation, no. It ...

vdub20 wrote:Any way, I would not trust my suppressor to that thread job without having it checked first.

This.

From the sound of it, I'd be hesitant to shoot it without a can. No crown job, who knows where those bullets are going.

tdinhdredstri wrote:

Chondro wrote:Is Farris a new Hire? I never heard that name before..This could be a good sign..Unless I just never saw the name..

i think she take over Andrew Ashton job........

She's been there a while, but has been on sick leave unless I am mistaken.

doubloon wrote:Asbestos, I think surplus would be about the only place to find one.

Both of mine appear to be made of ordinary heavy cloth.

Selectedmarksman wrote:An evening with Hemi:

That about sums it up. Kudos.

Yes, it's not a new thing. I've seen it described elsewhere as the adaptation of the Hegelian dialectic to politics (I have my doubts that that's totally accurate, but whatever). The reasoning goes, if you want to obtain an outcome that the public at large will not accept, first you create a problem...

YugoRPK wrote:Its Chicago. They aren't afraid of their constituents. They're afraid of the party machine.

Oh, I don't know - some of those who inhabit the wards of that city are to be feared.

I'd love to know why this isn't common. Do manufacturers really not see a demand?

Hush wrote:Cz makes .22's with threaded barrels but iirc they are 1/2 x 20 so you'd need an adaptor.

Does CZ make semiauto .22s?

He's up for reelection.

hesh wrote:think i would get any traction sending it priority mail with a self addressed stamped priority mail envelope back to the dealer ???

I doubt it would make any difference.

Jon L wrote:I'm just trying to learn about this as I can. One person said you had to have a seperate entrance.

Could be a local zoning thing.

I know this is all theoretical, but the gist of the article is that mandatory sentencing does not allow for reasonable jurisprudence and, in the worst case, may specifically designed to discourage NFA item ownership. As I mentioned above, 924(c)(1) is not a sentencing enhancement, it's an element o...

Second question is, what do I need to do to notify the ATF of my move and what do I do to my trust that was initally set up with quicken will maker for Maine? In terms of notifying ATF, it depends on what the trust currently owns. Anything NFA other than silencers and AOWs requires you to submit th...

Ok if I own a sear trigger pack, can I buy an sp89, ditch the semi trigger group, put fa trigger group in sp89, add stock, no need to sbr? (or take a 94 and chop barrel) Yes. Machineguns have no barrel or overall length restrictions. Once you remove the conversion device the gun has to be legal, ho...

Can i go to the local dealer and they can provide me with these.. Is this something they should keep on hand. Maybe, maybe not. Not all dealers will keep forms for non-licensees to make stuff. You can order the forms from ATF for free, or download them. -the fingerprints can i have a local police s...

I have an integral Mk II that's very well done.

A friend has one of his centerfire cans, I forget which. He likes it.

Chondro wrote:The practical solutions would be perfect if not for the bolt and it not working with a can..

Wait, what's wrong with the bolt?

Ray Barnes wrote:M60 barrel change glove. Army surplus places often carry them.

Second this.

There's nothing wrong with "good enough" if you know the score going in - you're not getting top of the line, and you're going to be stuck with it for the rest of your life (barring unusual circumstances). Buying a silencer is like getting married. You're in it until one of you dies, unles...

rsilvers wrote:

mhuffman wrote:as a whole the American people are becoming more self centered and dummer

Dumber.

Dummerer.

rsilvers wrote:Imagine getting all 45 to vote anti-gun, against the Constitution, and against the Supreme Court.

I think they're more afraid of their constituents than they are of the Constitution or the Supreme Court.

Diomed - have you ever read about case in which someone filed a Form 1 for a machine gun, it was approved, and then when confronted by the ATF (after the party's own admission or otherwise) used that defense? I think I've seen someone get a Form 1 approved for a machine gun, but I don't know what b...

Well, criminal use of registered silencers in possession by their registered owners is virtually non-existent. There's no evidence that criminal use of any silencers by anyone is anything other than vanishingly rare. The state's had seventy years to prove silencers have a strong connection with cri...