I got many suppressors for one reason, cause the chick's dig them. Just don't tell my wife or the ATF under the "purposes " question.
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I've got eight that range from .22 to .45 cal. They are just fun to shoot when you make them Hollywood quiet.
I have just the one -- Silencerco -- Micro Osprey -- .22lr; talk about the best experience you can have shooting a firearm ( suppressed full auto MP5 is right up there!!!!!)
I waited over a year -- My tax stamp got lost ( I guessing in the mail) between the ATF and my dealer -- I had to apply for a lost Tax Stamp I never received. Hey it happens !!!!!!
Whenever I’m at the range, I ask whosever shooting next to me, if they would like to try shooting my suppressed Glock 44 in .22lr. Everyone seems to really enjoy it -- Maybe I can get more shooters to purchase a suppressor !!!!!!
I started with the adapter on my Walther P22; Ruger Mark III 22/45 -- then I bought the threaded barrel for my Glock 44 ( found it locally at Sports World in Tulsa) priced cheaper than everyone else. I really enjoy the suppressor on my Glock 44 -- It seems to work really well !!!!!
I also bought an adapter for my Ruger Precision Rimfire -- shooting my cow bell at 25 yards is really fun -- no hearing protection -- I bought a few CCI Quiets and all you hears is a click and the cow bell ringing.
I waited over a year -- My tax stamp got lost ( I guessing in the mail) between the ATF and my dealer -- I had to apply for a lost Tax Stamp I never received. Hey it happens !!!!!!
Whenever I’m at the range, I ask whosever shooting next to me, if they would like to try shooting my suppressed Glock 44 in .22lr. Everyone seems to really enjoy it -- Maybe I can get more shooters to purchase a suppressor !!!!!!
I started with the adapter on my Walther P22; Ruger Mark III 22/45 -- then I bought the threaded barrel for my Glock 44 ( found it locally at Sports World in Tulsa) priced cheaper than everyone else. I really enjoy the suppressor on my Glock 44 -- It seems to work really well !!!!!
I also bought an adapter for my Ruger Precision Rimfire -- shooting my cow bell at 25 yards is really fun -- no hearing protection -- I bought a few CCI Quiets and all you hears is a click and the cow bell ringing.
What would one have to do with their suppressor if they had to move out of State?
As long as they are legal to own in the state you are moving, you apply to the ATF for approval on a form
5320.20.
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And if moving to an illegal State? Just curious....
Sell and transfer. Unfortunately, the market for used suppressors is pretty rough and almost non-existent unless you have a very high end unit.
Destroy in accordance with NFA regs abs have them removed from the registry.
If the move is temporary, they can still be properly stored here. Some rent a Bank Safety Deposit box. I know of a guy that has his secured in a very small safe, within his dads safe. His dad does not have access. Copies of the form 4s are in an envelope stuck to the outside of the small safe.
A form 4 transfer to a trust with other trusted individuals may also be an option.
I had a GSG 522 sbr once. I bought a TAC-65 for it from Major Malfunction. For about the first month I thought it was the coolest thing since the invention of the wheel. then it just kinda wore off. I honestly just lost interest in it. YYMV but I don’t need another suppressor personally.
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Interesting comments. My brother and I spent some time on the phone talking about these comments and other input, and the final decisions are that he is proceeding with a purchase, and your comments have convinced me that I really don't need the hassle or the expense at this late date in my life.
Thank you to all who took the time to comment. Each one had good information!
Thank you to all who took the time to comment. Each one had good information!
