Starting The Suppressor Journey ( Need Advice)

[Turkeytider]

From what I understand it’s about the possession after you die. I think that is for being able to transfer and not have to pay a stamp. Unsure of the legalese on possession during the approval time. It all seemed too complicated and I went the trust route just to avoid it all.

The whole process is a colossal pain in the ass. I wonder what the chances are that it’ll simplify sometime in the next four years?

 

[Turkeytider]

Not with good mounts.

I'm constantly removing my suppressors.

Good. Makes me feel better. Having to rezero every time you screw the thing on wouldn’t be worth it for me.

 

[Roper215]

From what I’ve heard, DOGE might just dismember it. Look up the back story of how cans even got added to the list is a fun read. I hope it goes the way of blockbuster.

 

[Camelfilter]

From what I understand it’s about the possession after you die. I think that is for being able to transfer and not have to pay a stamp. Unsure of the legalese on possession during the approval time. It all seemed too complicated and I went the trust route just to avoid it all.

Yah, plus trust makes it easier on heir(s) at a stressful time.

Just mentioning that ATF does allow for transfer to heirs after folks die. For folks whom haven't done the trust route. Hassle tho.

 

[spife7980]

Good. Makes me feel better. Having to rezero every time you screw the thing on wouldn’t be worth it for me.

The old cans that used spring as the retention with poorly spaced ratchet teeth were issues. These days any precision can should lock up solid as a bank vault every time. There are still some hard duty cans i wouldn’t trust but anything you’ve seen mentioned here will be good to go.