I will update this when I pick it up and if there are any additional fees or hassles
NFA stamp stampede...
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Interesting that someone is trying when most shops are waiting to see what happens. I've only seen a few in social media that are going ahead.
I have one waiting on ATF approval from silencer central submitted July 27. Hopefully that keeps chugging along as normal and I get it soon.
You need to just go and liberate it now
From the Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA):
The ruling involves two consolidated cases: Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF and the NRA-supported Jensen v. ATF.
The injunction protects the named parties and, where applicable, their agencies, political subdivisions, current and future members, and current and future customers.
The Jensen plaintiffs include:
More info at the link: TSRA News release
ATF and the Department of Justice have not issued complete guidance explaining how covered dealers and purchasers should document or complete transactions under the injunction.
Important questions remain regarding:
The ruling involves two consolidated cases: Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF and the NRA-supported Jensen v. ATF.
The injunction protects the named parties and, where applicable, their agencies, political subdivisions, current and future members, and current and future customers.
The Jensen plaintiffs include:
- Texas State Rifle Association
- Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
- FPC Action Foundation
- Hot Shots Custom LLC
- Several individual plaintiffs
More info at the link: TSRA News release
ATF and the Department of Justice have not issued complete guidance explaining how covered dealers and purchasers should document or complete transactions under the injunction.
Important questions remain regarding:
- Required federal forms and background checks
- Dealer acquisition and disposition records
- Verification of membership in a protected organization
- Trust and legal-entity purchases
- Dealer transfers of SBRs and SBSs
- Special Occupational Tax requirements
- Interstate transportation of SBRs and SBSs
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harge57 said:
I have one waiting on ATF approval from silencer central submitted July 27. Hopefully that keeps chugging along as normal and I get it soon.
I wish that I could.
Judge's 'historic' ruling topples decades-old gun restrictions: 'Unconstitutional' | Fox News
"GOA said Brandon Herrera and Texas state Rep. Wes Virdell acquired the suppressors from Silencer Shop in Leander, Texas, in what the gun rights group called the first lawful transfers without National Firearms Act registration since the law was enacted in 1934."
Brandon, as you know, is running for Congress.
"Previously, this would have been punishable by up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine per violation."
I think I would have waited a few weeks to see what the ATF does - do they appeal? If the ATF wins, will they go after Brandon?
"GOA said Brandon Herrera and Texas state Rep. Wes Virdell acquired the suppressors from Silencer Shop in Leander, Texas, in what the gun rights group called the first lawful transfers without National Firearms Act registration since the law was enacted in 1934."
Brandon, as you know, is running for Congress.
"Previously, this would have been punishable by up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine per violation."
I think I would have waited a few weeks to see what the ATF does - do they appeal? If the ATF wins, will they go after Brandon?
When the truth comes out, do not ask me how I knew.
Ask yourself why you did not.
Ask yourself why you did not.
Aggie Infantry said:
Judge's 'historic' ruling topples decades-old gun restrictions: 'Unconstitutional' | Fox News
"GOA said Brandon Herrera and Texas state Rep. Wes Virdell acquired the suppressors from Silencer Shop in Leander, Texas, in what the gun rights group called the first lawful transfers without National Firearms Act registration since the law was enacted in 1934."
Brandon, as you know, is running for Congress.
"Previously, this would have been punishable by up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine per violation."
I think I would have waited a few weeks to see what the ATF does - do they appeal? If the ATF wins, will they go after Brandon?
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time by the blood of patriots and tyrants
Aggie Infantry said:
Judge's 'historic' ruling topples decades-old gun restrictions: 'Unconstitutional' | Fox News
"GOA said Brandon Herrera and Texas state Rep. Wes Virdell acquired the suppressors from Silencer Shop in Leander, Texas, in what the gun rights group called the first lawful transfers without National Firearms Act registration since the law was enacted in 1934."
Brandon, as you know, is running for Congress.
"Previously, this would have been punishable by up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine per violation."
I think I would have waited a few weeks to see what the ATF does - do they appeal? If the ATF wins, will they go after Brandon?
I'm sure this was all carefully planned, they are aware of the risks. This step was needed to test the waters and push boundaries.
They are playing offense for us instead of sitting back on defense.
I'm not familiar with the Silencer Shop in Leander. Is that the corporate office only or does it have a store there also?
If you buy from Silencer Shop, reminder to go to silencershop.com, login and click the button with the circle and person to call up your dashboard. Make sure everything is green/good. You can track your progress there too.
(if you don't have a guy willing to sell w/o a Form 4).
(if you don't have a guy willing to sell w/o a Form 4).
I had a new suppressor approved this morning. 40 hour turnaround on the Form 4. I definitely wouldn't wait on the dust to settle if you currently have a shop that wants to keep using Form 4s right now.
First, I think that suppressors being NFA items is dumb and they never should have been on the list. So, the recent court decisions makes me happy that we are moving in the right direction. I have suppressors and use them regularly.
My only question is the court case specifically addressed these items are unconstitutional basis taxing. What is to stop a future administration from coming in an increasing the tax for these items ? Wouldn't that mean we are back to where we started ? Could be a dumb question but what am i missing ?
My only question is the court case specifically addressed these items are unconstitutional basis taxing. What is to stop a future administration from coming in an increasing the tax for these items ? Wouldn't that mean we are back to where we started ? Could be a dumb question but what am i missing ?
CapeAggie89 said:
First, I think that suppressors being NFA items is dumb and they never should have been on the list. So, the recent court decisions makes me happy that we are moving in the right direction. I have suppressors and use them regularly.
My only question is the court case specifically addressed these items are unconstitutional basis taxing. What is to stop a future administration from coming in an increasing the tax for these items ? Wouldn't that mean we are back to where we started ? Could be a dumb question but what am i missing ?
You aren't missing anything. The fight is not over.
It is not their corporate office and not a store. For whatever reason, they are not doing the 4473 there and that is why all of the suppressors purchased are being sent to Watermark
Nevermind. I did a bit more digging and found that it only applies to previously purchased firearms for the time being. So will have to wait and see if there is a rule change for SBRs.
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