Silencers in stock

I want a new toy. Make an offer on the 45 Osprey.

Holding out to see how HPA goes......

If it passes you don't have to wait anymore and the money you sent for the stamp is refunded

Are they actually talking of repealing it?

The Hearing Protection Act, HR3799, would remove firearm silencers from the purview of the National Firearms Act of 1934. Upon passage, any forms filed after Oct. 15, 2015 would be eligible for a refund of the cost of the tax stamp. It is my understanding that all other silencers currently in the process of transfer would be eligible for immediate transfer on a 4473 like any other title 1 firearm.

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Originally Posted by Greg Kulbick

The Hearing Protection Act, HR3799, would remove firearm silencers from the purview of the National Firearms Act of 1934. Upon passage, any forms filed after Oct. 15, 2015 would be eligible for a refund of the cost of the tax stamp. It is my understanding that all other silencers currently in the process of transfer would be eligible for immediate transfer on a 4473 like any other title 1 firearm.

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What do you think a change in the law will do to the "solvent catcher" conversion to suppressor angle?

No clue.

The only alphabet agencies that worry me are IRS and ATF , those two enforce opinions not laws and those can change at any time.

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Originally Posted by FLT

The only alphabet agencies that worry me are IRS and ATF , those two enforce opinions not laws and those can change at any time.

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I knew you were brilliant. I didn't know you was an oracle.

A little more fuel for the fire:


http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2016/no...ral-l/?ref=yfp