Just over 12 months for me from purchase to the call that said come get it. Form 4 paper.
SmokeDog said:
Form 4 Trust
Purchased 2/25/20
Check cashed 3/7/20
Stamp Received 8/18/20
My first suppressor (Thunder Chicken) and I cannot wait to shoot with it.
I am exactly a month behind you so hopefully It will happen soon....SmokeDog said:
Form 4 Trust
Purchased 2/25/20
Check cashed 3/7/20
Stamp Received 8/18/20
My first suppressor (Thunder Chicken) and I cannot wait to shoot with it.
VoreMoar12 said:
Purchased 1/8
Cashed 1/14
Picked up today 7/11
Form 4 trust
dr_boogs said:
and then there is some kind of lend/lease program where you can actually use them while you're waiting for approval? Have never heard of that before, but the guy at SS was certain of it. That would be pretty sweet if true.
Not really any different than you renting a gun from a range. Plenty of places have NFA rentals.dr_boogs said:
Aaah ok, you can use it on site, that makes sense. Doesn't seem like letting the cans out on parole would be a good thing to do. I can only imagine how the ATF would react to that, which is why I was so surprised it was an option. I'm not a huge fan of indoor ranges so I'll just wait it out like everyone else!
That is understandable. You could probably sign a form that states you would be liable for the difference in value. Right now it would only be maybe 10% depending on what it is.textar4404 said:
I may be misremembering, but I thought I asked about something like this the last time I purchased one and was told they couldn't let me use it in their indoor range because if for some reason the paperwork didn't come back approved, they would then be holding a used part.
I ordered (2) TBAC Ultra 7 on 03/18/20SmokeDog said:
Form 4 Trust
Purchased 2/25/20
Check cashed 3/7/20
Stamp Received 8/18/20
My first suppressor (Thunder Chicken) and I cannot wait to shoot with it.
awesome, thanks!Cannon Crew Ag said:
Correct, that would be a form 1, which must be directly done in the ATF's e-file system. I used national gun trusts to set up my trust before purchasing any NFA items, so I do not have single shot like you. My understanding is that if you set up a new trust for your SBR and any future NFA items, then you would have to pay the tax again in order to consolidate the single shot suppressor into the new trust. There is no rule that you have to consolidate though, so I would personally just maintain the two trusts and keep on plinking.
so that was what i was wondering...if i already have a pistol that's already engraved by CMMG, would i need to do anything else?cledus6150 said:
Ok here is a question for you, you have a pistol and convert it to an SBR. What boxes contain the information that has to be on the engraved on the converted SBR. Especially if boxes 4A-4G you submitted with what was already on the pistol?
Example: 4A Name and Address of original Mfg. and or Importer of firearm: Say you have an sig MPX and you filled in 4A exactly as your receiver reads currently.
Wouldn't in that situation no engraving be needed?