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Not bad!Bought 12/4/19
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Not bad!Bought 12/4/19
Funny my Suppressor form 4 Trust was submitted 1/23 still nothing for me.Form 4 for Trust sent on February 12, 2020
The stamp arrived at SOT FFL August 1, 2020
IN hand August 6th! (soonest I could get over there to get it)
Suppressor Day! The fastest any form 4 has gone for me. Crazy but no complaints.
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Integrated 9mm. APC9-SD
It can finally be "integrated" with the rest of it just getting dust in a safe waiting for the can. I have the lock ring on the barrel now to shoot w/o the can but B&T recommends not shooting it much with that. It wants the can, it gets the can.
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Funny my Suppressor form 4 Trust was submitted 1/23 still nothing for me.
Check page 42 of this tread. Oct. 15 post #822
I was unable to copy and paste.
But the exemption won't save you the background check, responsible person form, or fingerprints?
For a suppressor? That's ridiculous I didn't know Oregon did that. I don't think WA does thatPurchased 1/31/2020
Got the call 8/21/2020
-if Oregon has their bubblegum together I'll get an instant approval, I love how a 6.5 month background check from the ATF isint good enough and Oregon has to get another background check in b
For suppressors I have just done a 4473 with no background checkFor a suppressor? That's ridiculous I didn't know Oregon did that. I don't think WA does that
That doesn't make senseFor suppressors I have just done a 4473 with no background check
That doesn't make sense
So in that case the 4473 would go straight to atf/fbi then? I'm confused. How does the atf/fbi get their "piece of the pie" so to say as far as total infringement and extended background checks lol.There is a reason: back before Oregon passed the law that every transfer must have BCG, NFA items had a 4473 (transaction record), but not the BGC. It says right there on the 4473 (see item 28). Afterwards, everything, including items already cleared via background also required said.
Long story short; stupid state law, not federal. (When I got setup as an 01 FFL, the ATF representative who came down from Portland went over why this seemingly contradictory direction.)
So in that case the 4473 would go straight to atf/fbi then? I'm confused. How does the atf/fbi get their "piece of the pie" so to say as far as total infringement and extended background checks lol.
Hmm. Okay I'm having trouble following I guess. So when I buy a suppressor in WA I fill out a form 4. That's it.The Form 4473 goes no where other than the dealer's records, though it can, naturally, be reviewed by ATF. It is a transaction record. When an individual files a Form 4 for an NFA item, ATF runs a background check at that time before approval. There would be no reason to run a background check yet again when when said individual pickups up the item. But in Oregon, there is a state law that all items have to have said run. The Department of Redundancy Department strikes again.