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In NFA news

Been in the works for a while but never confirmed. Seems DOJ and ATF are planning on getting rid of begging for permission to purchase NFA items.

8 Responses to “In NFA news”

  1. Alan Says:

    I’ll believe it when it actually happens.

  2. wizardpc Says:

    I’m also hearing that as part of this proposed change, trust and corporate NFA owners will have a “responsible party” which will have to be fingerprinted for each purchase. (I can’t read the NRAILA or ammoland items on this, it’s blocked for me)

  3. Bryan S. Says:

    Let me know when the prohibition tax is lifted and a supressor doesn’t cost me a minimum of $400.

    One less “mother may I” isnt any better in my case. We need to remove the NFA in and of itself.. and I would be fine with it being struck down piece by piece.

  4. Kristopher Says:

    They are just accepting reality.

    People living in jurisdictions where no one will sign have been using trusts and LLCs for quite some time now.

  5. 4strokes Says:

    Why wouldn’t they. it makes them look responsive. Easy to do when they just aren’t issuing any stamps. Last time I heard anything on this there was a backlog of over 8 months and growing. In Ohio, we have Class 3 dealers selling suppressors at half price just to get money in the door…

  6. Tirno Says:

    I just got my suppressor in eight months of processing time. I don’t expect any better on the next two in the pipeline.

    You know what would be a better use of time and money for trusts rather that putting the fingerprint requirement back onto trust? Just run a NICS check on all trustees in the trust. If they all pass, cash the check and deliver the tax stamp.

  7. Crotalus Says:

    This has got to be some kind of trick.

  8. emdfl Says:

    4stroke and tirno have it right; backlog on NFA is running four to six months. Reason? Because there are supposed to be 12 “examiners” checking Form 4 documentation and at the moment there are three – due to “budget cutbacks”;they had to get the funding for the fiirearms buys for Mexico from somewhere…

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