If you go for a F4 and pay the tax and get the approval back and you do it as an individual not a F1 trust or corp, can you still build and repair your own?
I have to correct that ▲ According to the BATFE "A damaged outer tube may be repaired by any Federal firearms licensee qualified to perform gunsmithing or by the registered owner. The repair may not alter the dimensions or caliber of the silencer, except that the length of the outer tube may be reduced, as set forth above. The repair may not be performed if it results in the removal, obliteration, or alteration of the serial number, as this would violate 18 U.S.C. § 922(k). In that case, the silencer may be returned to the registered owner in its original, damaged condition or destroyed. A replacement silencer must be registered and transferred to the registrant of the damaged silencer in the same manner as a new silencer, subject to the registration and transfer procedures of the NFA and GCA."No, You'd have to be a CLIII Manufacturer.
they are nice and handy and only $75 but they ruin your sight pictureanyone seen those new cans that are just a backing plate for an oil filter. essentially screw that serialized, registered backing plate with integral BBL nut on it onto an appropriate oil filter, then onto your gun. shoot.. wetx. at the end of the day.. toss the oil filter.
yeah, mac 10 you're rightbut for a spray and pray subgun like a mac 10 11 or 12
who cares?
it's the ultimate point and click interface.
you are talking about a gun that is about 10" tip to tip collapsed.. I hope I never see someone installing a scope on a mac.. or actually siteing it, other than down the arm or hip fireing it. it's the submachinegun version of a sawd off shotgun..
Once you shoot through that oil filter, you are now in possession of an illegal suppressor. Probably never get caught, but again, is it worth it, unless it's the EOTWAWKI?!?!?anyone seen those new cans that are just a backing plate for an oil filter. essentially screw that serialized, registered backing plate with integral BBL nut on it onto an appropriate oil filter, then onto your gun. shoot.. wetx. at the end of the day.. toss the oil filter.
No your not. It's the adapter that is registered not the spin on filter.Once you shoot through that oil filter, you are now in possession of an illegal suppressor. Probably never get caught, but again, is it worth it, unless it's the EOTWAWKI?!?!?
arding to the atf, you are incorrect.Once you shoot through that oil filter, you are now in possession of an illegal suppressor. Probably never get caught, but again, is it worth it, unless it's the EOTWAWKI?!?!?
Suppressors and silencers are two different things ?Are you talking about suppressors or silencers?
They are 2 different things.
Mike
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuppressorSuppressors and silencers are two different things ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suppressor
"A suppressor, sound suppressor or silencer is a device attached to or part of the barrel of a firearm which reduces the amount of noise, and the amount of visible muzzle flash, generated by firing the weapon."
Has Goofy gone goofy ? Just joking dude :lmao2:I'm pretty sure that BATFE considers any device meant to diminish the report of a firearm to be a silencer, supressor, or muffler and fall under NFA
From what I have read (and I may be mistaken) BATFE seems to define more-so by function than specific name.would one have a 712 mauser registerd as a machinegun or machinepistol.. or does the atf not make a real distinction on that? ( unfortunately don;t have a 712.. but would sell my truck if I found one that was transferable.. )