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Hardwood83:
The .gov REQUIRES the FFL to keep the Suppressor until your stamp returns. Isn't that generous?
I also recommend the pistol route- allows you to use your upper & iron out any issues prior to the stamp coming in.
Don't want to discourage you, but in full disclosure stamps are taking a good while now, my last one (received in early June was a bit over 6mos from PENDING. Haven't checked lately but read that wait times are approaching 8mos due to the post-election/Newtown surge.
bkoenig:
NFA wait times are crazy. My last two stamps also took right at 6 months. I've been thinking about another Form 1 but haven't done it yet. I guess the longer I wait the longer it will take.
gsd:
--- Quote from: RobertH on July 25, 2013, 06:11:29 AM ---GSD, what are you thinking about getting?
--- End quote ---
SBR first, followed by a suppressor. Which brings about another question:
Do I have I buy the suppressor before I get the stamp or can I get the stamp and save for the suppressor?
bkoenig:
Most dealers will require you to pay for the can up front, and will submit the form 4 with your $200 check at the same time. So you'll pay for both at once.
Or you could be really stupid and buy a lathe.....
RobertH:
i hear the waits are close to a year. taking about 2-3 months to get to pending, then at least 8 or 9 months after that. if you send in your stamp now, most people are thinking it'll 2014 before they see their stamp. so send in your stamp NOW... better yet, yesterday!
for my Form 1 SBR, i did not do a pistol. i didn't want to buy a pistol assembly since i don't like the looks of pistol AR's, but that's just me.
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