i hope they have the machines running round the clock making adapters to sell me a 20$ oil filter can.
shit i bet they could charge 50-100$ for one and it would sell like hotcakes.
but i bet they are working on a cheep aluminum can at under 150. and wont touch the solvent trap market.
i hope they have the machines running round the clock making adapters to sell me a 20$ oil filter can.
shit i bet they could charge 50-100$ for one and it would sell like hotcakes.
but i bet they are working on a cheep aluminum can at under 150. and wont touch the solvent trap market.
Outside of being a bit over gassed, which I timed out with a heavy buffer, it's been a perfectly cromulent MK18 Mod 0 replica blaster. I'll just replace whatever parts fail with known good ones, its not a big deal, imho.
i hope they have the machines running round the clock making adapters to sell me a 20$ oil filter can.
shit i bet they could charge 50-100$ for one and it would sell like hotcakes.
but i bet they are working on a cheep aluminum can at under 150. and wont touch the solvent trap market.
The text says "plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers"
Further, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the United States Department of Justice, Todd Blanche in his official capacity, Robert Cekada in his official capacity, their divisions, bureaus, agents, officers, commissioners, employees, and anyone acting in concert or participation with them, including their successors in office, are permanently enjoined from enforcing the following additional challenged NFA provisions as to untaxed firearms against the Jensen plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers:
• 26 U.S.C. § 5842(b); and
• 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i).
Now the question is are you a bad enough dude do you feel 'applicable' enough to make a SBR?
The text says "plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers"
Further, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the United States Department of Justice, Todd Blanche in his official capacity, Robert Cekada in his official capacity, their divisions, bureaus, agents, officers, commissioners, employees, and anyone acting in concert or participation with them, including their successors in office, are permanently enjoined from enforcing the following additional challenged NFA provisions as to untaxed firearms against the Jensen plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers:
• 26 U.S.C. § 5842(b); and
• 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i).
Now the question is are you a bad enough dude do you feel 'applicable' enough to make a SBR?
The text says "plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers"
Further, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the United States Department of Justice, Todd Blanche in his official capacity, Robert Cekada in his official capacity, their divisions, bureaus, agents, officers, commissioners, employees, and anyone acting in concert or participation with them, including their successors in office, are permanently enjoined from enforcing the following additional challenged NFA provisions as to untaxed firearms against the Jensen plaintiffs and, where applicable, their members and customers:
• 26 U.S.C. § 5842(b); and
• 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i).
Now the question is are you a bad enough dude do you feel 'applicable' enough to make a SBR?
I do have a PSA lower I could just convert it to a 14.5".
In reality, I think now more people are just going to ignore the NFA and do what they want with barrel lengths as long as their state allows it. It also makes it near impossible for Fudd ranges to demand to see the tax stamp.
Unfortunately oil filter adaptors are considered suppressors and suppressors are still considered firearms so you will still need to do a 4473, although tons of 2 piece blast cans just so happen to use 13/13-16 threads that fit an oil filter, many of these can be purchased on legitimate websites like psa or midwayusa and often don't even mention the outside thread diameter.
These might be Honeypots so I can't recommend buying them
Can any Kiwis read the legalese and confirm if this is true or not? I was under the impression that GOA membership covered you for all purchases in general
Can any Kiwis read the legalese and confirm if this is true or not? I was under the impression that GOA membership covered you for all purchases in general
Can any Kiwis read the legalese and confirm if this is true or not? I was under the impression that GOA membership covered you for all purchases in general
I'm starting to seriously consider getting a can. Should I stick with just getting a new barrel for my AR in 5.56, or should I get a .300Blackout upper? Is .5.56 completely pointless in subsonic?
Hilariously, since AOWs were left untouched, there's a non-zero chance someone will be going to federal prison for putting a vertical foregrip on their gun before swapping out its pistol brace for a real stock.
Theyre covered if youre a plaintiff on the SilencerShop case (GOA), not if you are a plaintiff on the Jensen case (FPC). These two cases were consolidated together because they were pretty much the same thing. Jensen just didnt challenge AOWs so those plaintiffs didn't get relief.
