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American Reaper Arms LLC:
Will update soon

landon410:
complete newb to suppressors and curious about them.

I understand you have to get a tax stamp which is a couple hundred dollars, but is this a one hour of paperwork kind of deal or a take a long long time, waiting on the guberment and might take months type situation

the warlock II, I didn't know you could get one so cheap, how effective are these lower cost units?

is a suppressor only good for one gun (legally)? Or could you put it on your gun, than your buddies gun etc?

AWick:

--- Quote from: American Reaper Arms LLC on January 21, 2014, 09:04:55 AM ---Guys I thought i would post some things i have in stock and for sale here.
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Would you happen to take trades? I have a couple firearms that I don't shoot a lot any more and I've been looking at cans for a while now and see you have a pretty good price on the Octane 9... almost too good... :D

CitizenClark:

--- Quote from: landon410 on January 21, 2014, 01:11:50 PM ---complete newb to suppressors and curious about them.

I understand you have to get a tax stamp which is a couple hundred dollars, but is this a one hour of paperwork kind of deal or a take a long long time, waiting on the guberment and might take months type situation

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The paperwork process is actually not that difficult, though some aspects of it may be time-consuming. If you submit the paperwork as an individual, you will have to provide fingerprint cards, passport-type photos, and a form that includes a certification by a "chief local law enforcement official" ("CLEO"). Under current regulations, if you use a trust or business entity to do the paperwork you get to avoid these steps. However, setting up the trust or business entity would mean adding an additional expense to the total transaction cost associated with your first application to make or transfer an NFA item.

An NFA dealer can help you better understand the process. Here is a list I have compiled of NFA dealers in Nebraska: http://www.dickclarklaw.com/news/nfadealersinnebraska

You may wish to cross-reference that with the recommendations of other forum members, or with information from this website: http://www.nfareviews.com/Reviews/Default.aspx?qbr=false&State=NE


--- Quote ---the warlock II, I didn't know you could get one so cheap, how effective are these lower cost units?

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Others are more expert on the quality and function of different suppressor models, so I will let them answer this part of your question.


--- Quote ---is a suppressor only good for one gun (legally)? Or could you put it on your gun, than your buddies gun etc?

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The silencer is itself an item regulated by the NFA, and it has its own make, model, and unique serial number that will identify it in the NFA registry. You can attach it to any host gun that you like.

RobertH:
landon... call Dick, set up a trust with him and visit Scott ASAP!


ETA: if you want to try some NFA stuff, just ask the membership.

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