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Of course, if they were being mass produced by the thousands like the above mentioned automobile parts. Suppressors at least in the United States are manufactured in small batches by small companies and that keeps production costs high.

If he is worried about it being hot tell him you will meet him at the police station where you will have it run together. LEO generally will not run a serial number through NCIC unless they have it in there possession since if they get a "hit" they will need to confiscate it. Beyond that, nope...

I would never shoot unsuppressed again if I could afford it. Honestly, I'm pissed that it took me 30 years to discover how awesome they really are. I remember arguing your same argument with @PewPewPewCo a couple of years ago. He brought his up for me to try out and a year later I owned 5 of...

Hell yeah! Everyone should buy a can from @DoglegArms. Mike is one of us, a gun guy. He isn't trying to get rich, he isn't trying to take over the suppressor market. He is just trying to sell some cans to fund he own gun hobby and provide a little extra income for his family.

The general thought is that firing high power center fired rounds through a can after 22 will in fact "blow" the lead out. The downside to that is, it blows it out every direction, so the lead ends up "sand blasting" your baffle stack and while they are built to withstand the pressure of a...

What did you get and who did you get it from?

Have fun cleaning your barrel.

Good deal. Pete told me 500.

Why?

Sweet!

I went down to the local jail and they charged me 20 bucks to fingerprint me in duplicate. I went through this last month. The court house told me they only do it for GWL applications and I needed to go to the jail if I wanted them for other purposes.

I told @DoglegArms to order me a Innovative Arms Shepherd 45 can today. Sadly I will be waiting of the form 3 for a while before I can even think about the form 4. It will still look great hanging off the end of my Glock 41.

Nope. 200 bucks again. For me though, there is no reason I would want to.

Going forward I will just file as an individual and leave my trust alone. I personally have no reason to use a trust once this goes into effect.

Yeah, I am done putting items on my trust. From here on out....well at least once this goes into effect, I will be doing everything the individual route.

Correct. Although NFA items always transferred tax free on a form 5 to decedents, although it looks like they will now be able to possess them until the form 5 is approved. We basically lost my step dads M16 and Thompson due to what I now think was a dishonest SOT who held the guns for his...

I would think not. At least not form 1s and 4s.

I haven't dug that deeply into the text, but I seriously doubt it. Edit, just looked, not retroactive, Goes into effect 180 days AFTER it is added to the register. Also, they removed CLEO sign off on individuals as well. The process will become the same for trusts and individuals...

Fingerprints, passport photos, etc for trusts. No CLEO signature require, but they must be notified. Goes into effect 180 days from today. I would expect all SOTs to sell out in the next couple of days. If you were looking to do a SBR or order a can, then now is the time. NFA wait times are...

I could probably make it even sweeter for you my friend.