Gotta love how ridiculous the government is about a piece of metal that makes a firearm slightly quieter so it won’t blow your eardrums out in close quarters or so you can hunt without earplugs just because of some fictional movies. Thanks big daddy government I love your bs!
It believe it was actually an anti poaching initiative that drove public support in the early 20th century. But the ATF is just responsible for enforcing it. It’s not technically their fault. BUT… since the safe hearing act didn’t pass with Republicans controlling both chambers and the White House, i think it ain’t going anywhere anytime soon. Pony up that 200.
@@dylconnaway9976 I still find out hilarious how it’s FAR more difficult to buy a suppressor that is a paperweight on its own than it is to buy the gun itself (not implying that guns should be any more restricted)
@@clownworld4655 Oh I agree. Don’t get me wrong… it’s just technically the will of the people from 80 years ago, and more recently, supposedly pro 2A maga republicans that couldn’t pass a single pro 2A bill even with total control of the gov.
Ahh yes the lovely democrats and government. Before 2018 would allow ppl below 21 in certain states to purchase “assault rifles” but have stricter gun laws on handguns and suppressors🤡
If you file as an individual you CAN let other shoot it, you just have to be around. Same goes for the single shot trust. Also with the single shot trust, after it’s approved you can add people so they can take it.
@@gummybear41283 yep it'll go to whoever is on the next line under your name on the trust. My father made a trust. I'm the next one in line and then my brother. I remember there was like 5 lines for different names. My brother and I went to the bank with my dad and had to sign our names on the trust. My brother doesn't like guns as much so he'll be getting all my old mans tools someday. I'm 24 now and man i hope i have a kid someday to pass it down too. Otherwise lets say my father, brother, and I all drowned in a terrible boating accident tomorrow, those guns & suppressors would go straight to the police. (Government) So its a good idea to get some names down sooner than later. And to whom you love & trust. If i have a kid someday, as soon as he / she is able get an ID, they'll come to the bank with me, write their name and sign the trust, and they are golden. Don't even have to be 21 because I wasn't even 21 yet when i signed it. Just need an ID and be able to sign! And of course not have bad background.
@@RobGraham048 It’s not going change ANYTHING because federal laws trump state ones. Look at the guys in kansas who tried to make their own and got caught.
Quieter during poaching season... WE know WE know.... WE all doing the same damn thing HAHA. That big Daddy Buck never shows up when it's actually SEASON but the day after season closes, there his big ol rack is posing on your trail camera HAHA. Suppressor comes into play and now we even out the odds....
The time frame is based on who has an FBI background check that is active or recent since the FBI already ran your criminal and security check done and all the ATF does it get it caught up to current to the submission date. Law enforcement, military, and other security sensitive people will usually come back more quickly.
Thank you for the Great video! I am a first time buyer, just bought my first one about an hour ago!! 🎉 unfortunately I have to go back due to the kiosk at this particular gun shop was down today. But the can is bought and paid for. I feel like a kid that just got their drivers license that doesn’t have a car. I wish I would have seen this video earlier
It sounds like the ATF likely enters the paperwork into a computer to digitize everything to be processed easier. Once the data is entered it would be inserted into a queue to be processed. It sounds like they're using an unordered queue, where when a file gets processed has no relation to when it was entered.
@@darwinbodero7872 if republicans wouldn’t pass it will full control of both houses, the White House, and the Supreme Court…. Very unlikely to ever happen
I’m curious how this works if someone passes away. I get the part where if it’s a trust you can pass it on to someone in the trust, but what if you buy as an individual? Do they expect next of kin to run down to a gun store and apply? Or does it just “disappear”?
Can you guys do a video that shows what guns work with what barrels? This doesn't tell me much about how to find a suppressor that is compatible with my guns barrel.
There are not that many caliber types. If you have a .22LR or a 5.56 AR15, they are both 22 caliber rounds and you need a 22 caliber suppressor. .300BLK .308 7.62X39 and .338 Lapua are all examples of a 30 caliber round and tou need a 30 caliber suppressor. I am confident that those are the most commonly owned calibers, however, .45ACP, 44Magnum, .50BMG....etc. All fire a 50 caliber projectile, or 1/2 inch in diameter. 22 caliber, 30 caliber, and 50 caliber all refer to the diameter of the projectile, no matter how much powder is behind it. Find your projectile diameter and you have your minimum suppressor requirements. Hope this helps.
Filed all my paperwork one year ago. Called te ATF to find out that they haven't recived anything. The USPS failed to deliver my parcel even tho it was sent certified mail with a signature recipient. And they destroyed it $200 money order gawn and all my paperwork gawn. I have resubmitted my forms and payed additional $200 this time with the Eforms. Here's hopeing..
@Ready Gunner, Hi and thank you for that information on the different types of trusts, I want to do the conventional trust, that will be my very first suppressor, and I am trying to find information on the ages of the other people I want to add onto that trust. So my question is, my Daughter is 15 years old now, can I add her on the trust? or does she have to be 18 or older to be on the trust? Because if I pass away then she will be the owner of all my Firearms when she is old enough to have them put in her name. Thanks in advance, Jack.M
How would you go about buying an integrally suppressed weapon online, would you need to keep it at a store or would the seller need to keep it till the tax stamp is approved? Thanks so much
Your suppressor is sent to your FFL dealer who holds it until they receive the tax stamp from the BATF. Then your FFL will call you to finish the paperwork and you will get your suppressor. It took me 6 months.
Thank you for the video. 2 questions. 1) can I use ONE suppressor on multiple guns? Let’s say I have 5 of the EXACT same gun can I use it on all 5 or is it locked to One rifle. 2) Can I start the process without picking a suppressor? That way I have the tax stamp ready to go... I think typing that out I already know the answer. Wish it worked like that.
1) Yes, you can use that suppressor on any of your guns 2) Sadly, you have to make a suppressor purchase to be able to start the waiting period for the stamp
This is my first time . I live in Antioch TN . I want to start processing to use with glock 17,19 and Beretta ComCat 32 ACP . WHAT IS THE BEST KIND FOR ME . THANK FOR YOUR VEDIO .
You will need to buy a threaded barrel. I have a full size Kimber 1911 and this is the one I use (works great and looks good as well). Hope this helps you. www.capitolarmory.com/stormlake-1911-barrel-threaded.html
Probably have to buy a threaded barrel since factory non threaded don't leave enough material exposed from the slide to thread it. Only try to thread barrels yourself if you are a machinist. The threads need to be concentric to the bore or you will destroy your suppressor after firing.
Hold up so if inhale a suppressor and I am at the range I cannot let someone else shoot which me there with them? I mean shot I go to the range and we always share guns and when newer shooters ask we let em shoot our guns so they can get a few for it
@@thomasdaum1927 thats a good quesiton. If the trust/will allows them and lists them as beneficiary I'm assuming its a private matter. It really isn't gov's business but here we are..
drakke125 When I got mine the class 3 dealer said that my beneficiary would have to bring it in and go through the same process I did to legally possess it.
So on the point of possession, If I'm at the range with someone else and they want to try the suppressor on their set up, I would potentially get in trouble then even though I'm standing right there?
As long as you are with them when they shoot your suppressor you're fine. It's when you let them borrow it without you present that you are breaking the law. From capital armory: "While only the individual transferee or a responsible person of a trust or corporation can legally possess the item, others can certainly use it while in your presence. Letting a buddy at the range shoot it is perfectly fine, so long as the owner is present and in control over the situation" www.capitolarmory.com/blog/introduction-to-suppressor-ownership.html#:~:text=While%20only%20the%20individual%20transferee,in%20control%20over%20the%20situation.
@@HawksEye556 no problem. I forgot to mention that if the suppressor(s) you have are under a trust. You could add them to the trust and they could legally take possession without you being present.
Yeah, we can conceal carry. Only thing is, in order to be legal you HAVE to register every single gun you own, only can buy ammo related to that gun and all the ammo is also registered to the Police of Puerto Rico. Such a bullshit law considering 95% of the firearms here are illegal. Why they care to know about what law abiding citizens have while the streets are full of rats using all kinds of illegal stuff...
@@Andino. That's crazy was just in San Juan this summer. I was curious about the gun laws there. Next time I'll see if I can bring my firearm and go to the range.
@@MrTee12 if you don't live here nor do you have a license, it will be a bald move... The gun is not coming put of the airport until your register it and it will be impossible to register it since you have no license from here
The prices are ridiculous, once you find one cheap $500.00 or high Quality $900.00 plus your tax stamp and sales taxes that add the additional $250.00 .... is it worth the $750.00 to $1,200 investment ???
better to get it now than later. They're going to introduce more gun controll bills to restrict how much and which type of ammo/guns/parts/kits you can own or buy and Biden wants to completely ban online shopping of guns and parts/kits. Get stuff 'now' , don't wait. The ATF and other agencies aren't going to die any time soon and the costs will only get higher.
@@jamesmiller7911 I found it quite humorous that you think filling out some paperwork and paying 200 dollars is as complicated and expensive as possible.
I get "delayed" for firearms purchases almost every time but, I've never been denied... would i still be able to get a suppressor? I got a DWI over 20 years ago. No felonies.
@@dylconnaway9976 lol I don't believe I'm being watched, I guess that was bad wording. However, I'm not trying to be on a list that says I own one. ATF is petty as hell, when push comes to shove there's a reason for that registration other than the tax. Just my opinion. They go after people that order certain items that could be turned into a suppressor. If that's not petty shit then I don't know what is.
@@t.c.5274 Well, it's a law enforcement agency, but they're just normal people working a 9-5, a bunch of veterans, most are pro 2a. It's not the shadow agency people make it out to be. The reason for the list is because they have to by law. It's actually an anti poaching law pushed by the gun owning public in the 30s, believe it or not... I promise you, the ATF would love to stop having to track silencer purchases. Republicans wouldn't pass the safe hearing act, including with all of congress & the Trump Whitehouse, so here we are.
@@dylconnaway9976 "Most are pro 2A" >works for the ATF >Waco >Ruby Ridge 🥾👅 Nah. The only problem with, say, pissing on the ATF memorial is that eventually you run out of piss. Being pro 2A but then working at a defunct administrative agency (WHICH CAN'T ACTUALLY MAKE LAWS btw) that actively hurts the second ammendment is a laughable concept to me. Unless these ATF employees are doing everything they can to sabotage the ATF from the inside, fuck em. Not people then.
So I have to buy a suppressor to get the serial number to register it, but I can't take possession of it until the tax stamp is approved. So the seller has to hold that exact suppressor for up to a year. Do I have this right?
if im the only one on a trust I realize I can't loan my suppressor to someone, but can they come to my personal range WITH ME and shoot it while I am right there?
if you have a wife and children (they're adults now), do they all need to come with me to get fingerprinted and pics taken, if I chose to get a "Traditional NFA Trust"?
I think time issues are about what MF gets it, the one that likes and is good at his job and cares then the lazy MF that doesn’t care, has been there ten to twenty years and wants to finish his bag of Cheetos and book that does the minimum quota a to get by.
I love our founding fathers ideas. They said "make me" & went about their day. Really sucks that "shall not be infringed" went down the drain. They can't tell us why it takes from 2 months to up to 1yr+ to "get approved"?! Some BS right there. They are getting paid to get shit done.
Once you finger print cards are in the FBI files ....for other items like a Twic or CCW or FFL ..... The check comes back fast in usually less than 2 months...... Military, ex police, usually take longer since they have to figure out your reason for leaving and it might take a couple of phone calls to find out the DD214 status or other information that's required ......
I HATE that people still call them silencer shops. That is the EXACT reason we can't purchase over the counter. Democrats think a suppressor SILENCES our guns. Bull crap. Pisses me off.
Gotta love how ridiculous the government is about a piece of metal that makes a firearm slightly quieter so it won’t blow your eardrums out in close quarters or so you can hunt without earplugs just because of some fictional movies. Thanks big daddy government I love your bs!
It believe it was actually an anti poaching initiative that drove public support in the early 20th century. But the ATF is just responsible for enforcing it. It’s not technically their fault. BUT… since the safe hearing act didn’t pass with Republicans controlling both chambers and the White House, i think it ain’t going anywhere anytime soon. Pony up that 200.
@@dylconnaway9976 I still find out hilarious how it’s FAR more difficult to buy a suppressor that is a paperweight on its own than it is to buy the gun itself (not implying that guns should be any more restricted)
@@clownworld4655 Oh I agree. Don’t get me wrong… it’s just technically the will of the people from 80 years ago, and more recently, supposedly pro 2A maga republicans that couldn’t pass a single pro 2A bill even with total control of the gov.
@@dylconnaway9976 yup. Useless Republicans.
Ahh yes the lovely democrats and government. Before 2018 would allow ppl below 21 in certain states to purchase “assault rifles” but have stricter gun laws on handguns and suppressors🤡
I like the idea of being able to use your suppressor while you wait for your paperwork.
No doubt. I had to rewind to make sure I understood that correctly... thanks for the info
I like the Idea of no paperwork for a suppressor. Do we have freedom in this country or not?
@@criticalangle90 Explained something like that to my 12yr old earlier today. "Freedom for a fee".
If you file as an individual you CAN let other shoot it, you just have to be around. Same goes for the single shot trust. Also with the single shot trust, after it’s approved you can add people so they can take it.
what happens when you die? can your relatives take it or what??
@@gummybear41283 yep it'll go to whoever is on the next line under your name on the trust. My father made a trust. I'm the next one in line and then my brother. I remember there was like 5 lines for different names. My brother and I went to the bank with my dad and had to sign our names on the trust. My brother doesn't like guns as much so he'll be getting all my old mans tools someday. I'm 24 now and man i hope i have a kid someday to pass it down too. Otherwise lets say my father, brother, and I all drowned in a terrible boating accident tomorrow, those guns & suppressors would go straight to the police. (Government) So its a good idea to get some names down sooner than later. And to whom you love & trust. If i have a kid someday, as soon as he / she is able get an ID, they'll come to the bank with me, write their name and sign the trust, and they are golden. Don't even have to be 21 because I wasn't even 21 yet when i signed it. Just need an ID and be able to sign! And of course not have bad background.
@@daynknight6654 ok thanks, I don't have kids but I have a couple of nephews they're 20, 21, they don't even shoot
Ok I was wondering cause that would be outrageous that I can’t let someone shoot it with me there
Watching this makes me really hate our Gov’t
agreed, but I love that Texas was at least trying to make any suppressors that are made in texas no different to purchase than a box of ammo
@@RobGraham048 It’s not going change ANYTHING because federal laws trump state ones. Look at the guys in kansas who tried to make their own and got caught.
@@noneyafuckingbuisness2456 Free men don't ask for permission
@@RobGraham048 Lol well good luck with that, Captain freedom.
@@noneyafuckingbuisness2456 thank you, just remember, there are people who will do what is right, and people who will do what is easy.
This was very helpful thank you. Trying to set up an AR rig for thermal hog hunting and wanna be a little quieter during deer season
Quieter during poaching season... WE know WE know.... WE all doing the same damn thing HAHA. That big Daddy Buck never shows up when it's actually SEASON but the day after season closes, there his big ol rack is posing on your trail camera HAHA. Suppressor comes into play and now we even out the odds....
The time frame is based on who has an FBI background check that is active or recent since the FBI already ran your criminal and security check done and all the ATF does it get it caught up to current to the submission date. Law enforcement, military, and other security sensitive people will usually come back more quickly.
That’s not accurate.
@@dylconnaway9976 at least one can hope.
Being from South Africa, I'm so glad we don't need a special license or have to pay tax on suppressors.
You have your own problems, tho 🤣
Great Information love you guys doing this. A + ×10
Thank you for the Great video! I am a first time buyer, just bought my first one about an hour ago!! 🎉 unfortunately I have to go back due to the kiosk at this particular gun shop was down today. But the can is bought and paid for. I feel like a kid that just got their drivers license that doesn’t have a car. I wish I would have seen this video earlier
The conjugal visit line had me going!
Dont use academy for any transfer fee. They charged me 100.00. I found a local gun shop that did it for 20.00. So shop around...
Thank you for good solid information hope you do another video on this subject
It sounds like the ATF likely enters the paperwork into a computer to digitize everything to be processed easier. Once the data is entered it would be inserted into a queue to be processed. It sounds like they're using an unordered queue, where when a file gets processed has no relation to when it was entered.
Great knowledge thanks for your video content ❤
I'm looking into buying a suppressor. The ATF kicking back my paperwork is NOT my worst nightmare.
thank you for providing an updated and detailed video. answered all my questions.
An why can't y'all be in Alabama? You folks make it so easy.
Because Alabama is a place people escape from, not move to.
Hearing protection act more important than ever
Lmao good luck with that
@@italianrelic ):
@@darwinbodero7872 if republicans wouldn’t pass it will full control of both houses, the White House, and the Supreme Court…. Very unlikely to ever happen
Bro I’m fucking dying here with this Mickey Mouse shirt I totally need to get one where can I get one
reminds me of full metal jacket.
What about going through a regular FFL dealer? No Silencershop kiosk ECT. Seems like my dealer is dragging his feet.
Dang I just want that shirt, anyways good video. Thanks.
You had me at conjugal……😮
Conjugal visits with your suppressor 😂💀
Rip Neal
Thank you
Thanks for the update bruh bruh you made it simple
I want that t shirt
I’m curious how this works if someone passes away. I get the part where if it’s a trust you can pass it on to someone in the trust, but what if you buy as an individual? Do they expect next of kin to run down to a gun store and apply? Or does it just “disappear”?
I'm gonna assume they'll confiscate it.
Talk to an estate planning attorney.
Still waiting since last March ..
Good video 👍🏼
Land of the Free
Can you guys do a video that shows what guns work with what barrels? This doesn't tell me much about how to find a suppressor that is compatible with my guns barrel.
There are not that many caliber types. If you have a .22LR or a 5.56 AR15, they are both 22 caliber rounds and you need a 22 caliber suppressor. .300BLK .308 7.62X39 and .338 Lapua are all examples of a 30 caliber round and tou need a 30 caliber suppressor. I am confident that those are the most commonly owned calibers, however, .45ACP, 44Magnum, .50BMG....etc. All fire a 50 caliber projectile, or 1/2 inch in diameter. 22 caliber, 30 caliber, and 50 caliber all refer to the diameter of the projectile, no matter how much powder is behind it. Find your projectile diameter and you have your minimum suppressor requirements. Hope this helps.
@@RdeneckTech this does help. Thank you very much.
Just remember to get the tax stamp for each suppressor. This is very important. Violating a federal law equals big ass jail time. Do it the right way
@@RdeneckTech will do. Thanks.
@@RdeneckTech will do thanks a bunch.
If I do the trust where I want to add someone on it like my kid do I have to do right then and there or could I do it after
Great video. Thanks.
🙏🏼🇺🇲💜🌺💯
Filed all my paperwork one year ago. Called te ATF to find out that they haven't recived anything. The USPS failed to deliver my parcel even tho it was sent certified mail with a signature recipient. And they destroyed it $200 money order gawn and all my paperwork gawn. I have resubmitted my forms and payed additional $200 this time with the Eforms. Here's hopeing..
It was probably delivered and got accidentally thrown away by the alphabet boys. Who knows.
@Ready Gunner, Hi and thank you for that information on the different types of trusts, I want to do the conventional trust, that will be my very first suppressor, and I am trying to find information on the ages of the other people I want to add onto that trust. So my question is, my Daughter is 15 years old now, can I add her on the trust? or does she have to be 18 or older to be on the trust? Because if I pass away then she will be the owner of all my Firearms when she is old enough to have them put in her name.
Thanks in advance,
Jack.M
How would you go about buying an integrally suppressed weapon online, would you need to keep it at a store or would the seller need to keep it till the tax stamp is approved? Thanks so much
Your suppressor is sent to your FFL dealer who holds it until they receive the tax stamp from the BATF. Then your FFL will call you to finish the paperwork and you will get your suppressor. It took me 6 months.
It's the same process as buying a suppressor
Good video 👍👍👍
Thank you for the video. 2 questions. 1) can I use ONE suppressor on multiple guns? Let’s say I have 5 of the EXACT same gun can I use it on all 5 or is it locked to One rifle. 2) Can I start the process without picking a suppressor? That way I have the tax stamp ready to go... I think typing that out I already know the answer. Wish it worked like that.
1) Yes, you can use that suppressor on any of your guns
2) Sadly, you have to make a suppressor purchase to be able to start the waiting period for the stamp
theAman thank you for taking the time to reply! Glad I can use the suppressor on all rifles it fits. I always wondered about that.
Question about the “Single Shot Trust”. Do you have to update your “Photo ID”every year?
What are you hearing about the repeal of the NFA?
This is my first time .
I live in Antioch TN .
I want to start processing to use with glock 17,19 and Beretta ComCat 32 ACP .
WHAT IS THE BEST KIND FOR ME .
THANK FOR YOUR VEDIO .
Bro I live in east Nashville, did you ever figure out how to get one?
How do I make my kimber suppressor ready? DO I get the barrel tapped or do I buy a new barrel ?
You will need to buy a threaded barrel. I have a full size Kimber 1911 and this is the one I use (works great and looks good as well). Hope this helps you.
www.capitolarmory.com/stormlake-1911-barrel-threaded.html
Probably have to buy a threaded barrel since factory non threaded don't leave enough material exposed from the slide to thread it. Only try to thread barrels yourself if you are a machinist. The threads need to be concentric to the bore or you will destroy your suppressor after firing.
Hold up so if inhale a suppressor and I am at the range I cannot let someone else shoot which me there with them?
I mean shot I go to the range and we always share guns and when newer shooters ask we let em shoot our guns so they can get a few for it
So I get a suppressor and then I die, and my family takes it, that's illegal and they can go to jail for possessing it???!
No , they would take it to a class 3 dealer he would keep it until the transfer was complete!
not if they are in the trust as a beneficiary
Eric Martin Are you saying the beneficiary would not have to go through the atf background check ?
@@thomasdaum1927 thats a good quesiton. If the trust/will allows them and lists them as beneficiary I'm assuming its a private matter. It really isn't gov's business but here we are..
drakke125 When I got mine the class 3 dealer said that my beneficiary would have to bring it in and go through the same process I did to legally possess it.
I live around the Indianapolis Indiana area where an I buy a suppressor?
RIP Neil.
So on the point of possession, If I'm at the range with someone else and they want to try the suppressor on their set up, I would potentially get in trouble then even though I'm standing right there?
Ya, I need clarification on this as well.
As long as you are with them when they shoot your suppressor you're fine. It's when you let them borrow it without you present that you are breaking the law.
From capital armory:
"While only the individual transferee or a responsible person of a trust or corporation can legally possess the item, others can certainly use it while in your presence. Letting a buddy at the range shoot it is perfectly fine, so long as the owner is present and in control over the situation"
www.capitolarmory.com/blog/introduction-to-suppressor-ownership.html#:~:text=While%20only%20the%20individual%20transferee,in%20control%20over%20the%20situation.
@@silverman3678 gotcha, thanks I appreciate it.
@@HawksEye556 no problem. I forgot to mention that if the suppressor(s) you have are under a trust. You could add them to the trust and they could legally take possession without you being present.
@@silverman3678 oh for sure I planned on exploring the trust as well.
I've been told that a suppressor is assigned to "a" caliber and can be for that rifle and lower calibers but cannot be used on a higher caliber?
Where did you get the shirt?!
Do you have to file a form 4 for each suppressor you want to buy?
can i use the kiosk even if i don’t buy from silencer shop. i found a dealer that has the sup i want
Here in Puerto Rico local laws don't even allow us to have suppressors...
No bueno. How about conceal carry?
Yeah, we can conceal carry. Only thing is, in order to be legal you HAVE to register every single gun you own, only can buy ammo related to that gun and all the ammo is also registered to the Police of Puerto Rico. Such a bullshit law considering 95% of the firearms here are illegal. Why they care to know about what law abiding citizens have while the streets are full of rats using all kinds of illegal stuff...
@@Andino. That's crazy was just in San Juan this summer. I was curious about the gun laws there. Next time I'll see if I can bring my firearm and go to the range.
@@MrTee12 if you don't live here nor do you have a license, it will be a bald move... The gun is not coming put of the airport until your register it and it will be impossible to register it since you have no license from here
if you live in a apt complex can you still get a suppressor ?
Yes.
What happens if you get denied the stamp with your purchase?
I want one, but it just sounds like a hassle.
The prices are ridiculous, once you find one cheap $500.00 or high Quality $900.00 plus your tax stamp and sales taxes that add the additional $250.00 .... is it worth the $750.00 to $1,200 investment ???
@@MannyScoot or $20 from china 😂
Thats exactly what they want, to make it as complicated and expensive as possible so it discourages buyers.
better to get it now than later. They're going to introduce more gun controll bills to restrict how much and which type of ammo/guns/parts/kits you can own or buy and Biden wants to completely ban online shopping of guns and parts/kits.
Get stuff 'now' , don't wait. The ATF and other agencies aren't going to die any time soon and the costs will only get higher.
@@jamesmiller7911 I found it quite humorous that you think filling out some paperwork and paying 200 dollars is as complicated and expensive as possible.
I get "delayed" for firearms purchases almost every time but, I've never been denied... would i still be able to get a suppressor? I got a DWI over 20 years ago. No felonies.
that tax stamp falls under the rico law as extorsion
So i buy it and I want to let my brother shoot it or something like that on my gun when I’m right their is that aloud
No...it’s actually pretty aquiet 😂
Where are y’all located?
I want suppressors but I'm not trying to be on an atf watch list over a can lol
Facts make your own if you have land
The ATF doesn’t care about you nor do they watch you.
@@dylconnaway9976 lol I don't believe I'm being watched, I guess that was bad wording. However, I'm not trying to be on a list that says I own one. ATF is petty as hell, when push comes to shove there's a reason for that registration other than the tax. Just my opinion. They go after people that order certain items that could be turned into a suppressor. If that's not petty shit then I don't know what is.
@@t.c.5274 Well, it's a law enforcement agency, but they're just normal people working a 9-5, a bunch of veterans, most are pro 2a. It's not the shadow agency people make it out to be. The reason for the list is because they have to by law. It's actually an anti poaching law pushed by the gun owning public in the 30s, believe it or not... I promise you, the ATF would love to stop having to track silencer purchases. Republicans wouldn't pass the safe hearing act, including with all of congress & the Trump Whitehouse, so here we are.
@@dylconnaway9976 "Most are pro 2A" >works for the ATF >Waco >Ruby Ridge 🥾👅
Nah. The only problem with, say, pissing on the ATF memorial is that eventually you run out of piss. Being pro 2A but then working at a defunct administrative agency (WHICH CAN'T ACTUALLY MAKE LAWS btw) that actively hurts the second ammendment is a laughable concept to me. Unless these ATF employees are doing everything they can to sabotage the ATF from the inside, fuck em. Not people then.
So I have to buy a suppressor to get the serial number to register it, but I can't take possession of it until the tax stamp is approved. So the seller has to hold that exact suppressor for up to a year. Do I have this right?
if im the only one on a trust I realize I can't loan my suppressor to someone, but can they come to my personal range WITH ME and shoot it while I am right there?
Yes they can
CONJUGAL VISITS LMAO
What is the fastest way to get one?
Where are you located
So how does it work when websites have them available so you buy the suppressor on any website that has it on the keyosk??
Still need to get it sent to where you can have the paperwork done or kiosk. Can look online and see who is registered to buy or have them sent to.
if you have a wife and children (they're adults now), do they all need to come with me to get fingerprinted and pics taken, if I chose to get a "Traditional NFA Trust"?
you should be able to update and add them or remove someone
Do I pay the ATF tax stamp right away, or do I pay that when I get to take my supresor home?
Right away
How long does it take to know if you’ve been approved ? Or get the “green light” after filling out all the stuff for the suppressor
If you can buy a gun you can buy a suppressor.
You know your approved when the shop calls and says come pick it up.
Can you change after purchasing? Could you just buy it then set up a trust?
You can purchase as an individual then set up a trust later. It’s a lot of paperwork and dealing with legal on your own though.
So if I file as a individual. And go to a gun range. No one else can even shoot with it. Or even touch it
Also the ATF are criminals
Correct
@@romeo653 that's gaaaaay
I think time issues are about what MF gets it, the one that likes and is good at his job and cares then the lazy MF that doesn’t care, has been there ten to twenty years and wants to finish his bag of Cheetos and book that does the minimum quota a to get by.
any info on build your own?
Look up form 1 silencer builds.
I love our founding fathers ideas. They said "make me" & went about their day. Really sucks that "shall not be infringed" went down the drain.
They can't tell us why it takes from 2 months to up to 1yr+ to "get approved"?! Some BS right there. They are getting paid to get shit done.
Do you have to pay the tax stamp of $200 every year or just one time?
One time
from the video it sounded he was saying, you pay 200 tax stamp for EACH silencer/suppressor you are filing for.
@@drakke125Channel you do. For every silencer one time.
Conjugal visits! Bwahaha!
Is there an age limit to owning a suppressor? Can I add my daughter to the trust?
Yup talk to an attorney tho
Laughs a lot at conjugal visits
Anyone know if you can purchase a suppressor/silencer age 18-20?
Minimum age is 21.
what price range do suppressors run? Was thinking 9mm
$900
$800-$1000 + $200 Tax Stamp
If we buy a second is there still the wait time?
Yes
I’m 19 can I purchase a suppressor?
You have to be 21 or older.
Sounds a little crazy I can shoot it before I’m legal but when I’m legal know one else can shoot it .
I have a can in jail with you guys. I'm glad I can come shoot it, but I'm definitely not a fan of indoor ranges.
Just ordered my suppressor at a local gun shop. I have hazmat endorsement twic card and license to carry. Shouldn’t take atf that long for me 😎
Big Tim's Trucking LLC did you get it yet
Once you finger print cards are in the FBI files ....for other items like a Twic or CCW or FFL ..... The check comes back fast in usually less than 2 months......
Military, ex police, usually take longer since they have to figure out your reason for leaving and it might take a couple of phone calls to find out the DD214 status or other information that's required ......
@@MannyScoot LOL, What if I have a DD214 AND a CCW?
Want a cookie?
Just checking in, you should be getting it about now. Have you?
Hm your silencer sir?
Lowe’s $20 bucks in stock.
At least 90% of their suppressors say "Out of Stock"
Or you could just 3D print one. With a 200$ printer get it in a day or two
Would pay good money for that..
Plastic suppressor?
That resin doesn’t react to high temperatures at all.
Should be fine for you 👌
Thanks America. Land of the restricted.
Government permissions to participate in your second amendment right. Sure glad Pakistan got 10 billion for gender studies though. Huge relief.
I’ll steel one fk that
Its a damn shame the pat. name wasn't "muffler"
If it was, they would have never been on "the list" We could be buying them for $50 anywhere.
14 months and still counting. ugh
Sheeeeesh too bad all this bs can’t be avoided.
Once again, the ATF just making it easier to do it illegally.
I HATE that people still call them silencer shops. That is the EXACT reason we can't purchase over the counter. Democrats think a suppressor SILENCES our guns. Bull crap. Pisses me off.
This is fucking ridicules. It's a safety device above all else. When did the government beat the 2nd on this?