All Suppressors (pistol, rifle & shotgun)

That’s how I ended up with another. I want to get .22 cans next

 

I’m a fan. Altough I mostly just shoot bullpups when it comes to rifles.

 

If the current tax bill passes, this little nugget of sunshine comes to pass:

 

This would be great, however I fear that many FFLs will take this opportunity to raise their transfer fees

We've seen dealer transfer fees already double in our area in the last couple of years

 

Would they go up to $200? Relationships with your FFL is gonna negate any such sizable increases.

 

My first 2 took 16 months; last one took 4 days, and that was due to Turkey Day this last year. The stamp for an SBR took 2 days just before that.

Sighting in my '06 w an Omega 300M last elk season was fun; too bad I got skunked.

Running an Octane on my Raider is just about as fun as it gets; better than my AR-9.

Fun fact, a Sparrow, with 6mm Flobert, is no louder than a hard snap, or less. Smokes pigeons and ground squirrels real quiet like.

 

I'm guessing (around here at least) they will get close to that amount...

As an example... we have less than 10 NFA dealers in our immediate area, and at the time of my last transaction, I was quoted 'transfer fees' of
$80-$100 per device. I got my local to me guy (who I've done a considerable amount of business with) to agree to $50, but was advised that future transactions would be subject to the higher rates.

Similarly when ordering 'blue label' Glocks from our local BL dealer, I was quoted pricing that contained a $50 markup on one pistol and nearly a $100 markup on the other... Unfortunately, BL dealers aren't required to sell at specific pricing, it's just 'recommended'

I hate the wait of ordering directly through Glock (up to 180 days), and it's a PITA to find an FFL that's willing to provide you with a copy of their FFL license to submit to Glock for the order, but good god at some point enough is enough....

It's my understanding that most FFLs in my area are now charging $50 transfer fee, plus background check for non-CCL holders of an additional $25, so $75 for a non-NFA item.

That's why I don't think $150-$200 per NFA item will be too far out of reach for them...

 

Time to move, my friend.

 

Submitted to eForms on 5/29/2025 on a trust, approved 6/20/2025.



Hopefully get up to my dealer and pick it up tomorrow.

C.A.T. JL in titanium in their 1X16 LH QD mount.

 

Suppressors are great. I am a resident of California so... only get to use them for work/training. Run the Surefire SOCOM.

 

The Rocksett is curing on the QD mount (Spooky 1 flash hider), and everything looks good so far.

Range day tomorrow!

 

That'll be a good day at the range! Our forests are under fire restrictions right now, which means no target practice at the typically areas that are used for shooting. WHich is a bummer because I have an FRT I want to try out, and I need to site in a LPVO set-up.