$600 for a silencer and stamp, I'd rather spend that kind of money on a decent pistol.

 

I never thought of that. Where were you when I needed you?

 

My point was, it's not a hassle. An NJ pistol purchase permit is a hassle, an NFA tax stamp is less so. And it's $200. Or $5 for AOW.

 

And $6,000 - $12,000 + for a FA is totally out of the question for the foreseeable future.

 

It's more like $2200-$25,000 for common, usable/multiconfiguration FA.

 

Since you'll never have either, I'll expect continued sour grapes from you on the issue

 

You know not to whom you speak.

You know not to whom you speak.

 

That's for sure. I don't know anybody that says cans aren't worth the price of a cheap pistol Half my friends have cans and half want them.

 

Cans are probably the most fun of anything you can buy. More fun than MGs, although I prefer both.

That's for sure. I don't know anybody that says cans aren't worth the price of a cheap pistol Half my friends have cans and half want them.

 

Cans are probably the most fun of anything you can buy. More fun than MGs, although I prefer both.

 

 

Silencers gaining popularity among Maine gun users

 

http://bangordailynews.com/2012/04/29/news/state/silencers-gaining-popularity-among-maine-gun-users/

 

"It’s that sound, or lack of it, that’s creating a sudden boom in local silencer sales."

 

 

Pretty good mainstream article about how the use of silencers is up in Maine. One of the reasons for the increase is to cut down on noise in order to keep the neighbors happy. The article goes on to mention that hunting with silencers is illegal. They mention the six month wait for the stamp.

The wait really is starting to suck.

 

Silencers make adults smile like a .22 makes a kid smile. Everybody loves them.

 

I only have two, and only need two more. Well, maybe three

The wait really is starting to suck.

 

Silencers make adults smile like a .22 makes a kid smile. Everybody loves them.

 

I only have two, and only need two more. Well, maybe three

 

They just had 3 of the 13 examiners doing NFA paperwork retire, and there is a Hiring freeze on federal positions, so now you have 10 examiners doing, IIRC around 25,000 assorted form 4's and form 1's a year....dont expect the the wait time to get better anytime soon

 

 

They just had 3 of the 13 examiners doing NFA paperwork retire, and there is a Hiring freeze on federal positions, so now you have 10 examiners doing, IIRC around 25,000 assorted form 4's and form 1's a year....dont expect the the wait time to get better anytime soon

 

Also, it's the girls down there that get the most work done and they have suffered reassignment, retirement, and long term leave of late. Plus they just reorganized the whole thing by assignment of states to examiners. Talk about a cluster fugg.

I had a boating accident and my lathe is in the lake.